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This volume presents stimulating and provocative work on how the history of philosophy is done and how it should be done, by Michael Frede, a pre-eminent figure in ancient philosophy until his early death in 2007. His Nellie Wallace lectures are published here accompanied by three related articles.
Cover -- The Historiography of Philosophy -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- 1. The Nellie Wallace Lectures: The Manuscript and Its History -- 2. The Historical History of Philosophy -- 3. Michael Frede's Lectures in Context -- Contributors -- PART I: THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF PHILOSOPHY: The Nellie Wallace Lectures 1989-1990 -- Lecture 1: Introduction -- Lecture 2: Different Forms of the Historiography of Philosophy -- Lecture 3: Doxography -- Lecture 4: The Philosophical History of Philosophy -- Lecture 5: The Historical History of Philosophy and Its Object -- Lecture 6: The Historian
Lecture 7: The Delineation of the History of Philosophy -- Lecture 8: The Internal History -- Lecture 9: The Identification and Representation of Views -- Lecture 10: Explanation -- Lecture 11: The Account and the Explanation of the Historical Development -- Lecture 12: Historicism -- Lecture 13: The Uses of a Historical History of Philosophy -- Notes on the Lectures -- PART II: ESSAYS ON RELATED TOPICS -- The Study of Ancient Philosophy -- The History of Philosophy as a Discipline -- Doxographical, Philosophical, and Historical Forms of the History of Philosophy* -- Postface -- Index of Names
Michael Frede ; edited by Katerina Ierodiakonou ; with a postface by Jonathan Barnes.
This edition also issued in print: 2022.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Oxford, United Kingdom : Oxford University Press, 2022