Margaret E Reesor

Biographic Data

ID	951452
NAME	Margaret E Reesor
GIVEN NAMES	Margaret E
FAMILY NAME	Reesor
SIGNATURE	REESOR M E
AFFILIATIONS	1Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario
VERIFIED	No
TOTAL WORKS	28
TOTAL CITATIONS	8
AUTHOR COUNT	28
EDITOR COUNT	0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR	1953
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR	1991
H-INDEX	2

The Nature of Man in Early Stoic Philosophy
David Konstan, Margaret E ReesorARTICLEThe Classical World1991
The Nature of Man in Early Stoic Philosophy
David E Hahm, Margaret E ReesorARTICLEPhoenix1991
Plato: Meno
Margaret E Reesor, R W SharplesARTICLEThe Classical World1988
Democrito: Dall'atomo alla città
Margaret E Reesor, Giovanni CasertanoARTICLEThe Classical World1986
The Handbook of Epictetus
Margaret E Reesor, Nicholas J White et al.ARTICLEThe Classical World1985
The Stoic Idion and Prodicus' Near-Synonyms
Margaret E ReesorARTICLEThe American Journal of Philology1983
Epiktet. Vom Kynismus. Herausgegeben Und Übersetzt Mit Einem Kommentar
Margaret E Reesor, Epiktet Epiktet et al.ARTICLEThe Classical World1979
Seneque ou la Conscience de l'Empire
Margaret E Reesor, Pierre GrimalARTICLEPhoenix1979
Zenon von Kition. Positionen und Probleme
Margaret E Reesor, Andreas GraeserARTICLEThe Classical World1976
Epictetus. A Dialogue in Common Sense
Margaret E Reesor, Epictetus Epictetus et al.ARTICLEThe Classical World1975
The Tenets of Stoicism Assembled and Systematized, from the Works of L. Annaeus Seneca
Margaret E Reesor, H B Timothy et al.ARTICLEPhoenix1974
Posidonius. Volume I. The Fragments
Margaret E Reesor, Posidonius Posidonius et al.ARTICLEThe Classical World1974Cited by: 5
Poion and Poiotes in Stoic Philosophy
Margaret E ReesorARTICLEPhronesis1972Cited by: 1
The second category, poia, is the most puzzling of the four Stoic categories.' The general term poion (qualified) included the koinos poion (generically qualified) and the idios poion (individually qualified), but the relationship between these two concepts is by no means clear. It is even more difficult to see how they were connected with the idia poiotes (particular quality) and the koine poiotis (common quality). In order to explain how the fo…
Stoic Philosophy
Margaret E Reesor, J M RistARTICLEPhoenix1971
Aristotle
Margaret E Reesor, Abraham EdelARTICLEThe Classical World1969
Prädikation und Existenzaussage. Platons Gebrauch von "…ist…" und "…ist nicht…" im Sophistes
Margaret E Reesor, Michael FredeARTICLEThe Classical World1968
Die Geburt der Philosophie
Margaret E Reesor, Gerhard NebelARTICLEThe Classical World1967
Sophrosyne. Self-Knowledge and Self-Restraint in Greek Literature
Margaret E ReesorREVIEWThe Classical World1967
Polarity and Analogy: Two Types of Argumentation in Early Greek Thought
Margaret E ReesorREVIEWPhoenix1967
Martin Heidegger and the Pre-Socratics. An Introduction to His Thought
Margaret E Reesor, George J SeidelARTICLEThe Classical World1966
Plato's Thought in the Making: A Study of the Development of His Metaphysics
Margaret E Reesor, J E RavenARTICLEThe Classical World1966
Plato's Republic. Edited and Translated
Margaret E Reesor, Plato Plato et al.ARTICLEThe Classical World1966
Ps.-Plutarco: De Fato
Margaret E Reesor, Ernesto Valgiglio et al.ARTICLEPhoenix1965
Parmenides. A Text with Translation, Commentary, and Critical Essays
Margaret E Reesor, Leonardo TaránARTICLEThe Classical World1965
Fate and Possibility in Early Stoic Philosophy
Margaret E ReesorARTICLEPhoenix1965Cited by: 2
THE SToIC CoNCEPTS of and in Physics depended ultimately upon the distinction which the Stoics made between principal and initiating causes. In this paper I hope to prove that possibility is to be found in the principal cause, which was a quality and the cause of a predicate, and that a possible event was one which followed from the principal cause. I wish to show also, that the term fate was applied to both the principal and the initiating cause…