Mark Joyal
Biographic Data
| ID | 1058957 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mark Joyal |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mark |
| FAMILY NAME | Joyal |
| SIGNATURE | JOYAL M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Memorial University of Newfoundland |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Old Oligarch
The Old Oligarch is the name given to the author of the Athenaion politeia ( Constitution of the Athenians ), which has been preserved among the works of Xenophon.
What Is Socratic about the Pseudo-Platonica?
Studies in Plato and the Platonic Tradition
Contents: Preface Is the idea of the Good in Plato's Republic beyond being?, D.M. Baltes The riddle of the Timaeus: is Plato sowing clues? J. Dillon 'The divine sign did not oppose me': a problem in Plato's Apology?, M. Joyal La Definition du Son dans le Timee de Platon. Denis O'Brian Plato and Professor Nussbaum on Acts Contrary to Nature John M Rist Plato Monasticus: Plato and the Platonic tradition among the Cistercians, D.N. Bell Plutarch, Ju…
“Genuine” and “Bastard” Dialogues in the Platonic Corpus
This chapter focuses on two themes: the language and images which ancient commentators used in dealing with the topic of Platonic imitations and the distinction between and spurious Platonica ; and the nature of those works which modern scholarship has identified as certainly or probably imitative. It investigates with a passage from Quintilian's book on rhetorical education. Although proposal to find the seeds of the metaphor of genuine and bast…
"The Platonic "Theages
The Theages poses a number of problems for the interpreter of Plato and the Platonic dialogue. Traditionally, the most controversial one concerns the authenticity of the work: is Plato its author, and what criteria may be considered valid and important for settling the debate over authorship. But there are numerous other questions of at least equal significance. What is the purpose for which this dialogue was written, and what is its meaning. Is …
In altum
Plato and His Predecessors
Bibliography on Plato's Laws
Symposia
"The Platonic "Theages
Aelian, Varia Historia 8.1 and the Transmission of [Plato], Theages 128d2–3
Dilts (Teubner, 1974) prints ⋯c⋯ᾳ πομπῇ (⋯c⋯αν πομπ⋯c codd., corr. Faber). Hercher before him (Teubner, 1866) adopted the conjecture θε⋯α πομπή (Davis). Several pieces of evidence tell in favour of the latter text
Socrates and the Sicilian Expedition
Les anciens documents qui rapportent la prédiction de Socrate relative à la destruction de la flotte athénienne pendant l'expédition de Sicile (415-413) soulèvent plusieurs questions : 1) de combien de sources indépendantes de cette prédiction peut-on admettre l'existence ? 2) quels renseignements nous fournissent-elles ? 3) ces renseignements ajoutent-ils à notre connaissance de Socrate en tant que personnage historique ? La proposition soutenue…
(Notes On [Plato], Theages1)
Euripides, Medea 486–7
So Diggle's recent text and apparatus criticus ; so too its predecessor in the Oxford series (Murray). Advocates of πντα δ' ξεῖλον φ φβον have, however, been in a considerable majority, and include Porson, Elmsley, Bothe, Weil, Wecklein, Nauck, Paley, Verrall, Meridier, and, more recently, Schiassi (1967) and Ebener (1972). But Page's objection ( ad loc .) cannot be lightly dismissed: ‘With φ φβον here, σο must be understood; and the ellipse seem…
"The Platonic "Theages
The Theages poses a number of problems for the interpreter of Plato and the Platonic dialogue. Traditionally, the most controversial one concerns the authenticity of the work: is Plato its author, and what criteria may be considered valid and important for settling the debate over authorship. But there are numerous other questions of at least equal significance. What is the purpose for which this dialogue was written, and what is its meaning. Is …
(Notes On [Plato], Theages1)
Euripides, Medea 486–7
So Diggle's recent text and apparatus criticus ; so too its predecessor in the Oxford series (Murray). Advocates of πντα δ' ξεῖλον φ φβον have, however, been in a considerable majority, and include Porson, Elmsley, Bothe, Weil, Wecklein, Nauck, Paley, Verrall, Meridier, and, more recently, Schiassi (1967) and Ebener (1972). But Page's objection ( ad loc .) cannot be lightly dismissed: ‘With φ φβον here, σο must be understood; and the ellipse seem…
Socrates and the Sicilian Expedition
Les anciens documents qui rapportent la prédiction de Socrate relative à la destruction de la flotte athénienne pendant l'expédition de Sicile (415-413) soulèvent plusieurs questions : 1) de combien de sources indépendantes de cette prédiction peut-on admettre l'existence ? 2) quels renseignements nous fournissent-elles ? 3) ces renseignements ajoutent-ils à notre connaissance de Socrate en tant que personnage historique ? La proposition soutenue…
Aelian, Varia Historia 8.1 and the Transmission of [Plato], Theages 128d2–3
Dilts (Teubner, 1974) prints ⋯c⋯ᾳ πομπῇ (⋯c⋯αν πομπ⋯c codd., corr. Faber). Hercher before him (Teubner, 1866) adopted the conjecture θε⋯α πομπή (Davis). Several pieces of evidence tell in favour of the latter text
"The Platonic "Theages
Bibliography on Plato's Laws
Symposia
"The Platonic "Theages
The Theages poses a number of problems for the interpreter of Plato and the Platonic dialogue. Traditionally, the most controversial one concerns the authenticity of the work: is Plato its author, and what criteria may be considered valid and important for settling the debate over authorship. But there are numerous other questions of at least equal significance. What is the purpose for which this dialogue was written, and what is its meaning. Is …
In altum
Plato and His Predecessors
“Genuine” and “Bastard” Dialogues in the Platonic Corpus
This chapter focuses on two themes: the language and images which ancient commentators used in dealing with the topic of Platonic imitations and the distinction between and spurious Platonica ; and the nature of those works which modern scholarship has identified as certainly or probably imitative. It investigates with a passage from Quintilian's book on rhetorical education. Although proposal to find the seeds of the metaphor of genuine and bast…
Studies in Plato and the Platonic Tradition
Contents: Preface Is the idea of the Good in Plato's Republic beyond being?, D.M. Baltes The riddle of the Timaeus: is Plato sowing clues? J. Dillon 'The divine sign did not oppose me': a problem in Plato's Apology?, M. Joyal La Definition du Son dans le Timee de Platon. Denis O'Brian Plato and Professor Nussbaum on Acts Contrary to Nature John M Rist Plato Monasticus: Plato and the Platonic tradition among the Cistercians, D.N. Bell Plutarch, Ju…
What Is Socratic about the Pseudo-Platonica?
Old Oligarch
The Old Oligarch is the name given to the author of the Athenaion politeia ( Constitution of the Athenians ), which has been preserved among the works of Xenophon.
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