Perception, Conscience and Will in Ancient Philosophy

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Introduction
Acknowledgements
I Body and soul in Aristotle
II The mind-body relation in the wake of Plato’s Timaeus
III Intentionality and physiological processes: Aristotle’s theory of sense perception
IV From Aristotle to Brentano: the development of the concept of intentionality
V Aristotle on sensory processes and intentionality: a reply to Myles Burnyeat
VI Aristotle on demarcating the five senses
VII Aristotle, mathematics, and colour
VIII Aristotle on colour, light and imperceptibles
IX Aristotle on the instant of change
X Aristotle’s perceptual functions permeated by Platonist reason
XI Self-awareness
XII Moral conscience: contributions to the idea in Plato and Platonism
XIII The concept of the will from Plato to Maximus the Confessor
Index on perception
Index on moral conscience
Index on will