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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"demiurge"”.
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Konohana
… ensemble, which tries to fulfill the function of demiurge during these inserts.</p> <p>In this piece I applied the different concepts of silence theorized in the first part of this dissertation. <em>Konohana</em> was premiered on October 6th 2017 at the Musica Festival by Pierre Dutrieu and the …
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Plato's Principles of Causation
In the Phaedo at 96a-101c, Plato appears to be committed to the following three negative principles of causation: (1) the same cause cannot produce opposite effects; (2) opposite causes cannot produce the same effect; (3) an opposite cannot cause an opposite. Plato also appears to hold a further, …
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The Mechanical Arts and Poiesis in the Philosophy and Literature of the Twelfth-Century Schools
The ‘mechanical arts’ or artes mechanicae were first named as a part of Philosophy in Hugh of Saint-Victor’s Didascalicon (1120s). They were identified as seven arts (fabric making, armament, commerce, agriculture, hunting, medicine, and theatrics), and positioned as a parallel to the seven liberal …