Jonathan Barnes

Jonathan Barnes, who taught philosophy in Oxford, Geneva and Paris, lives in retirement in the middle of France. He has written several books about ancient philosophy, the most recent of which, Coffee with Aristotle, has a preface by his brother.

In the LRB Archive:

• What, even bedbugs?: Demiurge at Work · 5 June 2008

  • Creationism and Its Critics in Antiquity by David Sedley

• Spiv v. Gentleman: bickering souls in Ancient Greece and China · 23 October 2003

  • The Way and the Word: Science and Medicine in Early China and Greece by Geoffrey Lloyd and Nathan Sivin

• Philoponia · 9 July 1987

  • Philoponus and the Rejection of Aristotelian Science by Richard Sorabji

• A Kind of Integrity · 6 November 1986

  • Philosophical Apprenticeships by Hans-Georg Gadamer, translated by Robert Sullivan
  • The Idea of the Good in Platonic-Aristotelian Philosophy by Hans-Georg Gadamer, translated by Christopher Smith

• Wu-wei · 24 July 1986

  • The World of Thought in Ancient China by Benjamin Schwartz

• Flappers · 23 January 1986

  • The Prehistory of Flight by Clive Hart

• Hellenic Tours · 1 August 1985

  • The Cambridge History of Classical Literature. Vol. I: Greek Literature edited by P.E. Easterling and B.M.W. Knox
  • A History of Greek Literature by Peter Levi

• The Gods of Greece · 4 July 1985

  • Greek Religion: Archaic and Classical by Walter Burkert, translated by John Raffan

• Sisterliness · 6 September 1984

  • Antigones by George Steiner

• Aristotle and Women · 16 February 1984

  • Science, Folklore and Ideology by G.E.R. Lloyd

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