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这是基于2015-2016年在巴黎举行的École pratique des hautes samutes会议的三卷本系列文集中的第三本。会议上发表的论文已按主题安排出版,其中一些论文被转移,其他一些被委托印刷,由Dragos Calma担任总编辑,他与已故的Marc Geoffroy一起策划和组织了最初的会议。第一卷涉及从古代到文艺复兴时期与西方知识分子传统有关的广泛主题;第二部分按地理位置排列,涉及拜占庭、高加索、伊斯兰土地、拉丁西部和希伯来传统;而第三种则包含了各种传统中最明显的哲学特征。
Reading Proclus and the Book of Causes: 3. On Causes and the Noetic Triad by Dragos Calma
This is the third of a three-volume series of essay collections based on three conferences held in Paris at the École pratique des hautes études in 2015–2016. The papers delivered at the conferences have been arranged thematically for publication—with a few essays being moved and a few others commissioned for the printed version—by Dragos Calma as general editor, who planned and organized the original sessions together with the late Marc Geoffroy. The first volume deals with a wide range of topics in connection with the Western intellectual tradition from Antiquity to the Renaissance; the second is arranged geographically and deals with the Byzantium, the Caucasus, the Lands of Islam, the Latin West, and the Hebraic Tradition; while the third contains the essays having the most overtly philosophical character within the various traditions.