B. A. G. Fuller Livres

Focusing on the philosophical intricacies of evil, this 1912 volume delves into the ideas presented by Plotinus, a prominent thinker of the Neoplatonic tradition. It examines the complexities and nuances of his theories, shedding light on the nature of evil as understood in ancient philosophy. The text offers insights into Plotinus's perspectives, making it accessible for readers interested in philosophical discourse and the historical context of moral thought.

Fuller and Carr provide an engaging overview of the development of Greek philosophy, from its early origins to its later expressions. An essential read for anyone interested in the evolution of human thought.