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1997- 2000 present 2009-2011 2010-2011 2012-present Current Research: Aristotle's Metaphysics publications are in English unless specified
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I have also a number of minor studies in the Encyclopaedia Judaica 1972/1973.
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Background
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Education
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Ancient Greek, Latin, Hebrew, English, Mathematics and Sciences.
reading: Ancient Greek, Latin, Greek Philosophy (under Prof. D.J. Allen). M.A. Hons., 1968.
Subsidiary fields: Hebrew and Psychology.
Extra curricula studies included classical Arabic (J. Mattock) and Modern Greek (A.R. Burn)
1971-1972 M.A. (Classics), Hebrew University, Jerusalem;
dissertation: 'Plato's Parmenides' (under Prof. A. Wasserstein).
M.A., 1972. dissertation: 'The Spurious Platonic Dialogues: A Study of their Historical and Philosophical Background'. (under Profs. A. Wasserstein and M. Dubois).
Ph.D., 1981.
Teaching Areas
Ancient Philosophy (from the Pre-Socratics to Plotinus),
Classical Literature (mainly Greek epic and lyric)
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Principal Employment
Additional Relief Positions
Service
Seminar Coordinator of the Philosophy Dept. Colloquium
Treasurer, The New Israel Philosophical Association
Secretary, The Israel Society for the Promotion of Classical Studies
Prize Allocation Committee, Philosophy Dept.
advisory member on FISP committee on educating philosophy
comptrol committee of the ISPCS
Organising committee of the INS Haifa conference
Editorial board of Scripta Israelica (ISPCS)
Research Scholarships
Research Interests
Plato; Aristotle; Hellenistic philosophy and literature.
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Publications.
M. Luz, 'The Spurious Platonic Dialogues: A Study of their Historical and Philosophical Background', vols. 1-2 (diss. (Heb.; Eng. summary vol. 2 pp. i-xviii; Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 1980).
M. Luz & A. Ben-Zeev, Aristotle, On the Soul (Haifa, 1989; Heb.)-includes translation, introduction and commentary of philosophical, psychological and historical interest.
M. Luz, Plato and Aristotle (Heb.) -- unit in the Israel Open University course: The Hellenistic Age (Tel Aviv, 1988).
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'Clearchus of Soli as a Source for Eleazer's Deuterosis', in: U. Rappaport (ed.), Josephus Flavius (Jerusalem, 1982; Heb.- Eng. summary, pp. vii-ix).
'Eleazer's Second Speech on Masada and its Literary Precedents', in: Rheinisches Museum 126.1 (1983), pp. 25-43.
'Abnimos, Nimos and Oenomaos: a note', in: Jewish Quarterly Review LXXVII.2-3 (October, 1986-Jan. 1987), 191-195. impact
'Salam, Meleager!', in: Studi Italiani di Filologia classica VI,2 1988, pp. 222-231. impact
'A Description of the Greek Cynic in the Jerusalem Talmud', in: Journal for the Study of Judaism xx (1989), pp. 49-54. impact
'Marinus: an Eretz-Israel Neoplatonist at Athens', in: Rappaport-Kasher-Fuchs (eds.), Greece and Rome in Eretz-Israel (Jerusalem, 1990), 92-104-also published as:.
'Marinus: an Eretz-Israel Neoplatonist at Athens', in: Rappaport-Kasher-Fuchs (eds.), Greece and Rome in Eretz-Israel (Jerusalem, 1989; Heb.), pp. 36-47.
'Cynics as Allies of Scepticism', in: Scepticism: Inter-disciplinary Approaches (Proceedings of the 2nd Olympia Symposium; ed. L.C. Bargeliotes; Athens, 1990), 101-114.impact
'The Introduction to the Poetics and Aristotelian Methodology', in Dapim Research in Literature 8. 1992 (ed. Kagan-Yaniv-Zoran; the University of Haifa) vi-vii (Eng. abstract), 35-44 (Heb.).
'Oenomaus and Talmudic Anecdote', in: Journal for the Study of Judaism xxiii/1 (1992), 42-80.impact
'The Transmission of Antisthenes' Hercules in Hellenistic Philosophy and Literature', in: Hellenistic Philosophy II (1994, Athens, ed. K.J. Boudouris).
'Relativism and the Sophists: a Reply to Modern Critics', in: Skepsis V (Athens; 1994), 74-80.
'Antisthenes' Prometheus Myth', in: J. Glucker- A. Laks (eds.), Jacob Bernays Un philologue juif = Cahiers de Philologie .... Lille III 16 (Eng.; Villeneuve d'Ascq, 1996), 89‹103.
"The Encyclopedic Tradition of Alexandria and its Libraries," Michmanim 10 (1996), 67-78 (Heb); pp. 13-14 Eng. abstr.).
"Aristotle's Criticism of Plato's koinonia of Wives and its Hellenistic Development" in: K. Boudouris (ed.), Plato's Political Philosophy and Contemporary Democratic Theory (Athens; 1997), 100-108. *
"The Philosophical Background of Hippocrates' 'On Nutriment'" in: K. Boudouris (ed.), Philosophy and Medicine vol. I (Athens, 1998), 114-122 *
"Ancient Medicine and Philosophy: Twin Professions," Michmanim 13 (1999) 7*-23* (Eng.), 7 (Heb. abstr.) *
Antisthenes' Concept of Paideia published on the internet in the ancient philosophy section of the the Paideia 20th World Congress of Philosophy Archives (1999)
"Disgracefulness is Disgraceful: Antisthenes' Logic, Ethics and Sources" in:
Greek Philosophy and the Fine Arts I (Athens, 2000; ed. K. Boudouris), pp. 88-95.
Articles for: From Polis to Empire -- The Ancient World c. 800 B.C.-A.D. 500
A biographical Dictionary, ed. A. Travers (Westport-Connecticut-London, 2002) - s.v. 'Antisthenes', 'Arcesilaus', 'Meleager', 'Carneades', 'Cleanthes', 'Diogenes Laertius', 'Diogenes of Sinope', 'Heraclides of Pontus', 'Protagoras'
a. 'Antisthenes of Athens' (pp. 32-33),
b. 'Arcesilaus' (pp. 42-43),
c. 'Carneades' (pp. 81-82),
d. 'Cleanthes' (p. 998),
e. 'Diogenes Laertius' (p. 133),
f. 'Diogenes of Sinope' (p. 134),
g. 'Heraclides of Pontus' (pp. 184-185),
h. 'Protagoras' (pp. 322-323),
i. 'Meleager' (p. 253).
Gerald A. Press (ed.), The Continuum Companion to Plato (London-N.Y. 2012) s.v.
1. .'Antilogy and eristics (eristic)' (pp. 133-135),
2. 'Socratics (other than Plato)' (pp. 30-33)
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"Cynicism typical to Eretz-Isrel in the Hellenistic and Talmudic Periods," for M. Mor (ed.). Jews and Gentiles in Eretz-Israel (Eng)
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''Pseudo-Aristotle, Oeconomicus: Valente (M.) (ed., trans.)
[Aristotele]: Economici. Introduzione, testo rivisto, traduzione e commento in: The Classical Review
received proofs (to be published CR 63.1 in 2013)
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Affiliation (Societies, Associations)
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Conference Participation
For key to the initials of the societies listed below, see above.
Titles of papers presented by me marked '(Heb.)' were given in Hebrew.
For the publication of the papers, see above
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