The Philosophy of Plotinus, Volume II
The second volume continues with immortality, the spiritual world and the Absolute, followed by ethics, religion and aesthetics. Inge relates Plotinus’s philosophical vision to questions about contemplation and religious life.
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Book languageEnglish
Longmans, Green and Co. · 1929; impression 1948
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Key themes
- Immortality and the soul
- The One and the intelligible world
- Ethics and contemplation
Questions for your reading
- How does Inge explain Plotinus’s account of the Absolute?
- What relationship does he draw between contemplation and ethical life?
