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Preface
Acknowledgments

[xxi] Implicit in that acknowledgement is a further debt, to the inventers and sustainers of the Word Wide Web, which serves-in addition to its practical advantages-as a working image, eikon aei eikonizomene (“an image always reimagining itself”; after II.3 [52].18, 17), of the Plotinian Intellect.

Part I: Prolegomena

1. Why Read Plotinus?

2. How to Read Plotinus?

3. Theories about Metaphor

4. Dialectic

Part II: Metaphorically Speaking

5. Naked and Alone

6. On Becoming Love

7. Shadow Plays and Mirrors

8. Reason Drunk and Sober

9. Dancing

10. Remembering and Forgetting

[122] It is forgetting that is more significant for Plotinus than this-wordly use of the art of memory. Heracles's shadow might recall his earthly life, but Heracles himself does not remember it IV.3 [27].27.1)

11. Standing Up to the Blows of Fortune

Part III: The Plotinian Imaginary

12. Platonic and Classical Myths

13. Spheres and Circles

14. Charms and Countercharms

15. Invoking Demons

16. Images Within and Without

17. Fixed Stars and Planets

18. Waking Up

Part IV: Understanding the Hyposteses

19. Matter

20. Nature

21. Soul

22. Nous

23. The One

Part V: The Plotinian Way

[296] The quotation is not from Isaiah 12.6 but from Isaiah 11.6.

Bibliography
Index of Passages from the Enneads
Index of Names and Subjects


Stranamente ignora KALLIGAS 2014, sia nella bibliografia che nell'indice.

1)
After Homer, Odyssey 11.601ff.; see also IV.3 [27.32, 24-5; I.1 [53.12, 32-40
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