Lucretia in the Writings of Augustine and Leibniz : A Complicated Philosophical Case Study that never wished to serve as an Example

Schaub, Mirjam

Title:	Lucretia in the Writings of Augustine and Leibniz : A Complicated Philosophical Case Study that never wished to serve as an Example
Other Titles:	Lukrezia bei Augustinus und Leibniz : Eine komplizierte philosophische Fallstudie, die nicht als Beispiel dienen sollte
Language:	English
Authors:	Schaub, Mirjam
Editor:	Summa, Michela Mertens, Karl
Keywords:	fabled suicide of Lucretia (509 B.C.); Sextus Tarquinius (son of the Etruscan King); Ancient Roman Law; family council (iudicium domesticum); examples (interchangeable) are no paradigms; body-soul-split; rape (stuprum); adultery (adulteria)
Issue Date:	2021
Publisher:	Quodlibet
Source:	Sonderausgabe: Exemplarity: A pattern of thought for aesthetic cognition
Journal or Series Name:	Discipline filosofiche
Volume:	XXXI (31)
Issue:	1
Startpage:	159
Endpage:	178
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12738/12426
ISSN:	1591-9625
Institute:	Fakultät Design, Medien und Information Department Design
Type:	Article
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