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Pierre Destrée; Ricardo Salles; Marco Antônio Zingano
Academia Verlag
What is up to us?: studies on agency and responsibility in ancient philosophy
Alexander and Aristotle on character and action
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Marco Zingano

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Changing our minds: Democritus on what is up to us
Monte Ransome Johnson
How can our fate be up to us?: Plato and the myth of Er
Pierre Destrée
Free will in Aristotle?
Dorothea Frede
Aristotle's Nicomachean ethics 1113b7-8 and free choice
Susanne Bobzien
Aristotle on what is up to us and what is contingent
Susan Sauvé Meyer
Aristotle's appraisability compatibilism and accountability incompatibilism
Javier Echeñique
I shall do what I did: Stoic views on action
Katja Maria Vogt
Chrysippean compatibilistic theory of fate, what is up to us, and moral responsibility
Laura Liliana Gómez
Adsensio in nostra potestate: 'from us' and 'up to us' in ancient Stoicism: a plea for reassessment
Jean-Baptiste Gourinat
Panaetius on self-knowledge and moral responsibility
Emmanuele Vimercati
Epictetus and the causal conception of moral responsibility and what is eph'hêmin
Ricardo Salles
Present time and indifferents: making room for 'what depends on us' in Marcus Aurelius
Marcelo D. Boeri
Alexander and Aristotle on character and action
Marco Zingano
The Epicurean 'up to us': not to be proved
Pierre-Marie Morel
Motus animi voluntarius: the Ciceronian Epicurus from libertarian free will to free choice
Stefano Maso
Moral responsibility and what is 'up to us' in Plotinus
Lloyd P. Gerson
Choice (hairesis), self-determination (to autexousion) and what is in our power (to eph'hêmin) in Porphyry's interpretation of the myth of Er
Daniela Patrizia Taormina
Middle Platonists on fate and human autonomy: a confrontation with the Stoics
Mauro Bonazzi
How close is Augustine's liberum arbitrium to the concept of to eph'hêmin?
Christoph Horn
Human or divine freedom: Proclus on what is up to us
Carlos Steel
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