Philosophy, Ancient.

Cause and Explanation in Ancient Greek Thought by: (Electronic resources)

Aristotle on Perception by: (Electronic resources)

Aristotle's De Interpretatione :Contradiction and Dialectic by: (Electronic resources)

Determinism and Freedom in Stoic Philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

Emotions in Ancient and Medieval Philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

Ancient Worlds, Modern Reflections :Philosophical Perspectives on Greek and Chinese Science and Culture by: (Electronic resources)

Aristotle on Teleology by: (Electronic resources)

From Epicurus to Epictetus :Studies in Hellenistic and Roman Philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

The Structured Self in Hellenistic and Roman Thought by: (Electronic resources)

Aristotle by: (Electronic resources)

The Roman philosophersfrom the time of Cato the Censor to the death of Marcus Aurelius / by: (Electronic resources)

Commentary on Plato's Timaeus by: (Electronic resources)

Aristotle by: (Electronic resources)

Commentary on Plato's Timaeus by: (Electronic resources)

Passions and moral progress in Greco-Roman thought by: (Electronic resources)

Maieusis.Essays in Ancient Philosophy in Honour of Myles Burnyeat. by: (Language materials, printed)

Dumb Beasts and Dead Philosophers.Humanity and the Humane in Ancient Philosophy and Literature. by: (Language materials, printed)

Pleasure, Mind, and Soul.Selected Papers in Ancient Philosophy. by: (Electronic resources)

Trials of Reason.Plato and the Crafting of Philosophy. by: (Electronic resources)

The founders of Western thought - the presocraticsa diachronic parallelism between Presocratic thought and philosophy and the natural sciences / by: (Electronic resources)

Rewriting the history of ancient Greek philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

Philosophy and power in the Graeco-Roman worldessays in honour of Miriam Griffin / by: (Electronic resources)

Aristotle and beyond :essays on metaphysics and ethics by: (Electronic resources)

The end of dialogue in antiquity by: (Electronic resources)

Late antique epistemologyother ways to truth / by: (Electronic resources)

Socratic, Platonic and Aristotelian studiesessays in honor of Gerasimos Santas / by: (Electronic resources)

Maimonides on the origin of the world by: (Electronic resources)

Spectacles of truth in classical Greek philosophytheoria in its cultural context / by: (Electronic resources)

The mechanical hypothesis in ancient Greek natural philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

Money and the early Greek mindhomer, philosophy, tragedy / by: (Electronic resources)

Popular morality in the early Roman empire by: (Electronic resources)

Epicurus on freedom by: (Electronic resources)

Ethics in ancient India by: (Electronic resources)

Plutarch Against Colotesa lesson in history of philosophy / by: (Electronic resources)

Derrida and antiquity by: (Electronic resources)

Greek popular religion in Greek philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

Definition in Greek philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

The Cambridge companion to Greek and Roman philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

The Cambridge companion to early Greek philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

The psychology of Aristotle, the philosophera psychoanalytical therapists perspective / by: (Electronic resources)

Ancient philosophy of the self by: (Electronic resources)

Leadership through the Classicslearning management and leadership from ancient East and West philosophy / by: (Electronic resources)

A companion to ancient philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

The Blackwell guide to ancient philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

Rewriting differenceLuce Irigaray and "the Greeks" / by: (Electronic resources)

Wittgenstein and Platoconnections, comparisons and contrasts / by: (Electronic resources)

Eros and socratic political philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

Episteme, etc.essays in honour of Jonathan Barnes / by: (Electronic resources)

Trading Thalesianswhat the ancient world can teach us about trading today / by: (Electronic resources)

Frontiers of PleasureModels of Aesthetic Response in Archaic and Classical Greek Thought / by: (Electronic resources)

How Aristotle gets by in Metaphysics Zeta by: (Electronic resources)

Plato's Theaetetus as a Second Apology by: (Electronic resources)

Plato's "Sophist" revisited by: (Electronic resources)

Philosophy and salvation in Greek religion by: (Electronic resources)

A free willorigins of the notion in ancient thought / by: (Electronic resources)

Plato and intellectual developmenta new theoretical framework emphasising the higher-order pedagogy of the Platonic dialogues / by: (Electronic resources)

The adventure of the human intellectself, society, and the divine in ancient world cultures / by: (Electronic resources)

Platonic legislationsan essay on legal critique in ancient Greece / by: (Electronic resources)

The bleak political implications of Socratic religion by: (Electronic resources)

The Chinese philosophy of fate by: (Electronic resources)

Soul and mind in Greek thoughtpsychological issues in Plato and Aristotle / by: (Electronic resources)

The origins of radical criminologyfrom Homer to pre-Socratic philosophy / by: (Electronic resources)

The theoretic lifea classical ideal and its modern fate : reflections on the liberal arts / by: (Electronic resources)

Democracy, justice, and equality in Ancient Greecehistorical and philosophical perspectives / by: (Electronic resources)

Psychology and ontology in Plato by: (Electronic resources)

Nature and the Greeks, and, Science and humanism by: (Electronic resources)

Women's perspectives on ancient and medieval philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

An Ancient Greek philosophy of management consultingthinking differently about its assumptions, principles and practice / by: (Electronic resources)

Knowing and being in ancient philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

Galen and the early Moderns by: (Electronic resources)

Why Plato lost interest in the Socratic method by: (Electronic resources)

Nietzschean, feminist, and embodied perspectives on the Presocraticsphilosophy as partnership / by: (Electronic resources)

Women philosophers from non-western traditionsthe first four thousand years / by: (Electronic resources)