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Platon Phaidon Vorlesung HS 2014, Mittwoch 10-12.00, Uni. Fribourg 1. 17.9 2. 3. 4. 5 6. 1.10 8.10 15.10 22.10 29.10 7. 5.11 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 12.11 19.11 26.11 3.12 10.12 17.12 Einführung: den Phaidon lesen. Rahmendialog 57A-62C Die Vorlesung entfällt aufgrund einer anderweitigen Verpflichtung. Sokrates‘ Apologie: Seelenpflege und Unsterblichkeit. 62C-69E Das Argument aus dem Kreislauf des Werdens und Vergehens 69E5-72D Das Argument von der Erinnerung 72E-77D Das Argument von der Verwandtschaft der Seele mit den Ideen 78B4-80C1 Die These von Simmias: Die Seele als harmonia „Gestimmtheit“ 85E3-86D3. Die Widerlegung der harmonia-These 91C-95A Die Widerlegung der These von Kebes – die neue Sokratische Methode: aitiai A) physische Erklärungen 96A5-97b7, vgl. 100E8-101C9. Vorsokratische Naturphilosophie. 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