De Gruyter Gesammelte Aufsatze Zu Platon: 321 - History Book

This academic volume from De Gruyter provides a comprehensive look at the evolution of Platonic studies. The collected essays document a major shift in perspective, moving from Neoplatonism through Romanticism to a modern understanding of Plato. This work serves as a complete overview of Platonic research covering a fifty-year period, as documented by the founder of the Tuebingen School from 1962 to 2013. The text integrates the literary Plato with the concept of the unwritten Plato to create a unified view. Readers will find a detailed summary of system-theoretical investigations in the first part of the book. The second part examines how Plato's fundamental concepts continued to influence the work of Aristotle. This collection is an essential resource for scholars of ancient Greek history and philosophy seeking a deep historical documentation of these academic shifts.