Titlebook: Cicero’s Skepticism and His Recovery of Political Philosophy; Walter Nicgorski Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2

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Chapter 1 Skepticism, Politics, and a Philosophical Foundation,terion consists in for Cicero. The focus on the supreme good and the testing of various conceptions is pursued as the basis for assurance in living the good life. The . and the . are the primary texts of Cicero used in developing this chapter.

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Chapter 2 The Critical and Rhetorical Modes of Philosophy,of philosophy. Here, there is much use of Cicero’s . and the . Socratic realization of philosophy’s aspirations in a way of life marked by virtue is appropriated by Cicero for his Roman literary vocation.

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Chapter 4 Political Philosophy and the Roman Republic,republican liberty, consent and contract, collective leadership over time, and a limited defense of property rights. There is much evidence within these texts on how he transcends Rome so as to be able to judge her and to address audiences well beyond Rome and his time.

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Book 2016 with a close reading of his most important philosophical writings.  Nicgorski often resolves apparent tensions in Cicero’s thought that have posed obstacles to the appreciation of his practical philosophy.  Some of the major tensions confronted are those between his Academic skepticism and apparent

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Regieren in der Bundesrepublik V contending philosophical schools, such as the Epicureans, is to test how they serve to stabilize and nourish political community and the leadership, and how they serve to foster public virtue and the private virtues that undergird it.

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