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STUDIA PHILOSOPHICA WRATISLAVIENSIA Vol STUDIA PHILOSOPHICA WRATISLAVIENSIA vol. XIV, fasc. 4 (2019) WROCŁAW 2019 WYDAWNICTWO UNIWERSYTETU WROCŁAWSKIEGO Studia Philosophica Wratislaviensia 14, z. 4, 2019 © for this edition by CNS Spw14.4.indb 1 02.12.2019 10:10:59 Edited by ARTUR PACEWICZ Studia Philosophica Wratislaviensia Redaktor naczelny vol. XIV, fasc. 4 (2019) ADAM CHMIELEWSKI Zastępca redaktora naczelnego Redaktor naukowy numeru/ Issue Editors Damian Leszczyński URSZULA LISOWSKA Zespół redakcyjny Redaktor naczelny/ Editor-in-Chief ROMAN KONIK ADAM CHMIELEWSKI ARTUR PACEWICZ Zastępca redaktora naczelnego/ Deputy Editor-in-Chief Sekretarz redakcji ARTUR PACEWICZ URSZULA LISOWSKA Zespół redakcyjny/ Editorial Team Adres redakcji ROMAN KONIK instytut FiLozoFii uniwersytetu wrocławskiego Damian Leszczyński ul. 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Uniwersytecki 15 50-137 Wrocław Czasopismo „Studia Philosophica Wratislaviensia” ukazuje się tel. 71 3752885, e-mail: [email protected] przy wsparciu finansowym Instytutu Filozofii Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego www.wuwr.com.pl The journal Studia Philosophica Wratislaviensia is financially supported by the Insti- tute of Philosophy of the University of Wrocław Opracowanie edytorskie, typograficzne oraz rozpowszechnianie/ Editorial and Typographical Preparation, and Distribution wyDawnictwo uniwersytetu wrocławskiego sp. z o.o. pl. Uniwersytecki 15 50-137 Wrocław tel. 71 3752885, e-mail: [email protected] www.wuwr.com.pl Studia Philosophica Wratislaviensia 14, z. 4, 2019 © for this edition by CNS Spw14.4.indb 2 02.12.2019 10:10:59 Studia Philosophica Wratislaviensia vol. XIV, fasc. 4 (2019) SPIS TREŚCI ARTYKUŁY geoffrey s. Bove, i. coskun, Franz Caucig’s Phaedrus . 7 stephen oppong peprah, Reinvestigating the Political Position of the Citizen in Pla- to’s Republic . 23 marcin pietrzak, Uwagi o mowie cynicznej. Kallikles i Trazymach jako mówcy cyniczni . 45 ks. Marek sołtysiak, Założenia ontologiczne i epistemologiczne sceptycyzmu Mon- taigne’a . 69 marcin DroFiszyn, Zasada aglomeracji i dylematy moralne . 89 DanieL komarzyca, The Tao of Ethics and Politics. A Radical Reading of Taoist Philosophy . 105 RECENZJE aDam chmieLewski, Hume, the Pyrrhonian . 129 mieszko wanDowicz, Człowiek przymiotnikowy (o nieistotności statusu ontycznego) . 135 Studia Philosophica Wratislaviensia 14, z. 4, 2019 © for this edition by CNS Spw14.4.indb 3 02.12.2019 10:10:59 Studia Philosophica Wratislaviensia vol. XIV, fasc. 4 (2019) DOI: 10.19195/1895-8001.14.4.1 GEOFFREY S. BOVE ORCID: 0000-0003-1470-5039 Istanbul Technical University ILTER COSKUN ORCID: 0000-0002-2538-5678 Istanbul University Franz Caucig’s Phaedrus* Abstract: The article interprets Franz Caucig’s Socrates with a Disciple and Diotima?, one of several paintings commissioned for Palais Auersperg in Vienna, now housed at the Slovenian National Gallery. Socrates and a young man are in a pastoral setting beneath a plane tree near a river. They are addressed by a woman, and a chariot with maidens can be seen in the background. The scene is from Plato’s Phaedrus, since Socrates never leaves Athens, except for military service and in this scene from the Phaedrus. The woman addressing Socrates and Phaedrus in the painting cannot be Diotima because her chariot has two white horses, indicating a goddess. The most likely goddess would be the goddess in the poem of Parmenides of Elea, the source of the soul-chariot analogy in the Phae- drus. The setting of Caucig’s Socrates painting bears a remarkable similarity to his Amnytus painting, which features political references to Napoleon’s subjection of Gorizia, Caucig’s homeland. Caucig’s Phaedrus remarks upon Napoleon’s con- quests, Hegel’s lectures on Parmenides, and David’s idealized painting of Napoleon crossing the Alps. Keywords: art history, Franz Caucig, Plato, Diotima, Parmenides, Hegel, Napo- leon * This article was prepared with financial assistance from Istanbul Technical University BAP Gen- eral Research Project Number SGA-2018-41641. Studia Philosophica Wratislaviensia 14, z. 4, 2019 © for this edition by CNS Spw14.4.indb 7 02.12.2019 10:10:59 8 G.S. Bove, I. Coskun, Franz Caucig’s Phaedrus Introduction Hanging at the National Gallery of Slovenia is a painting by the neoclassic- al artist Franz Kavčič/Francesco Caucig (Gorizia 1755–Vienna 1828),1 with the cautious title Socrates with a Disciple and Diotima (?).2 This is one of twelve Caucig paintings commissioned for Palais Auersperg in Vienna. Many of the paint- ings from Palais Auersperg are readily identifiable as scenes from classical liter- ature, and several are known to be influenced by theIdylls of Salomon Gessner (1730–1788). A hallmark of neoclassical art, its aim is to accurately represent a literary source. Caucig’s sources for paintings referring to Gessner’s Idylls are clear enough,3 but some uncertainty surrounds Caucig’s Socrates. The Slovenian gallery description says the following: F. Caucig, Socrates with a Disciple and Diotima (?) before 1810. Oil on canvas; NG S 3333, Na- tional Gallery of Slovenia, Ljubljana. Used with permission. 1 For details of Caucig’s life and career in English, see V.K. Kajfež, “Franc Kavčič/Franz Caucig and His Oeuvre D’egitto,” [in:] Crossroads of Egyptology: The Worlds of Jaroslav Cerny, A. Macková, P. Onderka (eds.), Prague 2010, pp. 115–120; in Slovenian, K. Rozman, Franc Kaučič/Caucig (1755– 1828), Ljubljana 1978; in German, K. Rozman, U. Müller-Kaspar, Franz Caucig. Ein Wiener Künstler der Goethe Zeit in Italien, Dunaj 2004. 2 Dated before 1810, oil, canvas, 121.5 x 173.5 cm. 3 Among the paintings derived from Gessner are: The Tomb of Mycon, The Origin of Plucking Strings and of Singing, The First Boatman, Daphnis Introducing His Bride Phillis to His Father, and Amyntas, a Dryad and a Saved Oak. Studia Philosophica Wratislaviensia 14, z. 4, 2019 © for this edition by CNS Spw14.4.indb 8 02.12.2019 10:11:00 Studia Philosophica Wratislaviensia XIV, 4 (2019) 9 In the shade of a danse [sic!] tree Socrates is seated, talking with a disciple. A self-confident lady has joined the discussion. She and Socrates are evidently engaged in a heated debate, while the young man is somewhat restrained in wonderor [sic!] in shy contradiction to the learned lady. A half-unrolled inscribed scroll lies on Socrates’ knee. In the distance, a town is visible in the centre, with a domed central building at its outskirts. The lady came from the town or from the temple in a chariot, accom- panied by two companions who are now patiently waiting for her and passing their time with a chat.4 Socrates is as always unmistakable, despite there being different depictions of him in neoclassical paintings. Indeed, another depiction of Socrates, entitled Farewell to Socrates by His Wife Xanthippe, housed at the Fondazione Cassa di Rispamio di Gorizia, was until recently wrongly attributed to Caucig. The paint- ing, well-known enough to be referred to as Caucig’s work by the classicist Emily Wilson,5 is no longer considered to be his, in part because of the difference in the way his facial features are presented.6 One feature of neoclassical art is the use of an ancient model to reproduce facial likenesses, in this case the bust of Socrates in the Museo Pio Clementino of Rome.7 The crisp lines and photographic realism of Caucig’s Palais Auersperg Socrates are much more reminiscent of that most famous depiction of the death of Socrates by the French revolutionary painter Jacques-Louis David, now in the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Mu- seum of Art in New York. The face of David’s Socrates also appears to be based on the Pio Clementino Socrates, whereas Caucig’s Socrates seems to have a different source, perhaps one of the many plaster casts acquired by the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts in the late 18th century. Caucig was deeply influenced by David, and many of Caucig’s Palais Auersperg paintings display that influence. The gallery catalogue from the 2007 exhibition of the Palais Auersperg paint- ings, written by Ksenija Rozman, says the following about our Caucig Socrates: Plato in his Symposium [sic!] described a conversation taking place under a tree outside the town between Socrates and his disciple Phaedrus, but Caucig’s painting must be about something else. Soc- rates did indeed discuss the love of beauty—the philosophical eros—with Diotima, a learned priestess of Mantinea. This is what Plato, Socrates’ disciple, recounts in his Symposium, but he could have invented the conversation himself […] The composition is divided into two parts: in the shade of a dominating, dense tree on the left Socrates and his disciple sit beside a brook with two small cascades […] The right half of the picture is occupied by an almost monumental figure of the teaching lady, finely dressed in 4 https://www.ng-slo.si/en/permanent-collection/1800-1820/socrates-with-a-disciple-and-diot- ima-franc-kavcic-caucig?workId=1593 (accessed: 9.11.2018). 5 E. Wilson, The Death of Socrates: Hero, Villain, Chatterbox, Saint, London 2007, p. 208. 6 According to the Cariplo catalogue: “The scholar, furthermore, from a comparison with Socrates with a Disciple and Diotima, executed by the Gorizian painter for the Palace of Prince Auersperg in Vienna, has found substantial differences in the appearance of Socrates, ‘from a much more pronounced baldness and the profile more like a caricature’, which contribute to excluding the paternity of Caucig for the painting in question, conceivably attributable to an artist from Veneto active in the early dec- ades of the nineteenth century for the softness of the chiaroscuro segments and the ‘warm sense of col- our’” (M.
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