Teun Tieleman, Chrysippus’ On Affections. Reconstruction and Inter­pre­ta­tion

Abstract

Chrysippus' On Affections and How Von Arnim Dealt with It -- Aims and Methods. Other Studies -- Chrysippus' On the Soul: Looking Back on an Earlier Study -- Pathos: A Terminological Note -- PHP books 4 and 5: Aims and Methods -- Preamble -- Theme -- Options -- Authority Tradition Truth -- Galen the Commentator -- Galen's Working Method: The Selection of Texts -- Doxography -- Galen and the Placita -- Ps. Plutarch and Theodoret -- Tertullian -- Ps. Galen -- Nemesius -- Plutarch -- Porphyry -- Conclusion: Galen Again -- Chrysippus' On Affections: The Theoretical Books (I-II) -- Number of Books, Length and Contents -- Zeno's Definitions of Affection -- The Causes of Affection -- The Four Generic Affections -- Book 2: Problems Concerning Affections -- The Origins of Evil -- The Therapeutics (Book IV) -- Title, Subject-matter, Audience -- The Medical Analogy -- The Roots of Affection -- Regimen -- Emotional Opponents -- Turning One's Back on Reason -- Madness and Mental Blindness -- The Medical Backdrop: Hippocratic and Other Writings -- Posidonian Puzzles -- Did Posidonius Speak of Psychic Powers? -- The 'Ancient Account' -- Children and Other Animals -- Posidonius on the Causes of Affection -- Intermezzo: Diogenes of Babylon and Panaetius -- Posidonius and Chrysippus' aporiai -- Cleanthes' Dialogue between Reason and Anger -- Two Further Witnesses: Seneca and ps. Plutarch -- Cicero on Affections -- Preamble -- Tusculan Disputations Books 3 and 4: Overview -- Cicero's logika (4.11-33) -- What does Cicero add?