Plotinus on What We Think We Are

Wiebke-Marie Stock, (Universität Bonn, Germany; University of Notre Dame, USA) works on ancient philosophy with a focus on Plato and the Platonic tradition. Her publications include Plotinus. Ennead III 4. On Our Allotted Guardian Spirit (2020) and Theurgisches Denken. Zur "Kirchlichen Hierarchie" des Dionysius Areopagita (2008).

• PrefaceIntroduction1 Soul2 “We”—self, I, person?3 Methodology4 Plan1 Plotinus on the “we”—with, against and beyond Plato2 Each individual one of us1 Soul and composite being2 Mine, yours, ours3 Individuality4 We living beings3 We as ethical subject1 Our proper activity2 Masters of ourselves3 We, the sage4 The location of the we1 The One and “we”2 Our intellect5 We as the center of consciousness1 Inner consciousness2 Unconscious to us3 The daimôn and “we”4 Consciousness5 Memory6 We are double1 Who are we?2 The god in us3 We and the image of the soul4 The passions and we7 We philosophers8 We are multiple1 Soul and body2 We perceivers3 We are most of all there4 We are multiple5 We are double6 Consciousness7 We or the soul?ConclusionBibliographyIndex