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First Part - History of Greek Philosophy

First Section: From Thales to Aristotle [Continuation]

Third Chapter: Plato and Aristotle
A. Philosophy of Plato
1. Dialectic
2. Philosophy of Nature
3. Philosophy of Mind
B. Philosophy of Aristotle
1. Metaphysics
2. Philosophy of Nature
3. Philosophy of Mind
a. Psychology
b. Practical Philosophy:
a. Ethics
b. Politics
4. Logic

Second Section: Dogmatism and Skepticism
A. Philosophy of the Stoics
1. Physics
2. Logic
3. Morality
B. Philosophy of Epicurus
1. Canonics
2. Metaphysics
3. Physics
4. Morality
C. Philosophy of the New Academics
1. Arcesilaus
2. Carneades
D. Philosophy of the Skeptics
1. Older Tropes
2. Later Tropes

Third Section: Neoplatonists
A. Philo
B. Kabbalah and Gnosticism
1. Kabbalistic Philosophy
2. Gnostics
C. Alexandrian Philosophy
1. Ammonius Saccas
2. Plotinus
3. Porphyry and Iamblichus
4. Proclus
5. Successors of Proclus

Second Part - Philosophy of the Middle Ages

Introduction

First Section: Arabic Philosophy
A. Philosophy of the Medabberim
B. Commentators on Aristotle
C. Jewish Philosophers: Moses Maimonides

Second Section: Scholastic Philosophy
A. Relationship of Scholastic Philosophy to Christianity
B. General Historical Perspectives
1. Building the Doctrine of Faith on Metaphysical Grounds
a. Anselm
b. Abelard
2. Methodical Presentation of the Church's Teaching Concept
a. Peter Lombard
b. Thomas Aquinas
c. John Duns Scotus
3. Familiarity with Aristotelian Writings
a. Alexander of Hales
b. Albertus Magnus
4. Contrast between Realism and Nominalism
a. Roscelin
b. Walter of Mortagne
c. William of Ockham
d. Buridan
5. Formal Dialectic
a. Julian, Archbishop of Toledo
b. Paschasius Radbertus
6. Mystics
a. John Charlier
b. Raymond of Sabunde.