忒勒马克斯（影印本）

图书标准信息

• 作者 费内隆 著
• 出版社 中国政法大学出版社
• 出版时间 2003-07
• 版次 1
• ISBN 9787562024057
• 定价 27.00元
• 装帧 平装
• 开本 32开
• 纸张 胶版纸
• 页数 338页
• 正文语种 英语
• 丛书 剑桥政治思想史原著系列

【内容简介】

FenelonsTelemachus（1699）is，alongsideBossuetsPolitics，themostimportantworkofpoliticaltheoryofthegrandsiecleinFrance.Itwasalsothemostwidelyreadworkofthetime，influencingMontesquieuandRousseauinitsattempttocombinemonarchismwithrepublicanvirtues.FenelontellsofthemoralandpoliticaleducationofTelemachus，youngsonofUlysses，byhistutorMentor（thegoddessMinervaindisguise）.TelemachusvisitseverycorneroftheMediterraneanworldandlearnspatience，courage，modesty，andsimplicity，beingthequalitieshewillneedwhenhesucceedsUlysses，askingofIthaca，Itisthestoryofthetransfornationofanegoisticyoungmanintoamodelruler，andismeant（amongotherthings）asacommentaryonthebellicosityandluxuriousnessofLouisXIV.
PatrickRiley，isOakeshottProfessorofPoliticalPhilosophy，UniversityofWisconsin-Madison.HeistheeditorofLeibniz：PoliticalWritingsandBossuet：PoliticsDrawnfromtheVeryWordsofHolyScriptureinCambridgeTextsintheHistoryofPoliticalThought.

【目录】

Acknowledgments
Introduction
Criticalbibliongraphy
Biographicalsketches
Tehemachus，sonofUlysses
BookITelemachusandMentor，insearchofUlysses，arriveontheislandofCalypso;themymphisstillbemoaningthedepartureofUlysses
BookIITelemachus’accountofSesostruswiseruleinEgypt
BookIIITelemachus’taleofthecrueltiesofPygmalionandAstarbeatTyre
BookIVMentorreprovestelemachusfortooeasnyfallingunderCalypso’sspell;Telemachuscomtinueshisnarrative
BookVThestoryofIdomeneus，kingofCrete，whokillsissonandisbanished.MentorrefusestheCretsnthrone
BookVIThlemachusfallsinlovewiththenymphEucharis，butMentortesrshimawaytromCalypso’sisland;VwnusandCupidarefurious
BookVIITelemachusandMentorlearnoftheviolentdeathsofPygmaliosandAstarbe;AdoamdescribesthesimplictyofthePastorsllandofBetique
BookVIIITelemachusandMentoraretrickedbyVenusintolandingatDalente，thenewcityoftheexiledIdomeneus.SalentepreparesforwaragainsttheMandurians
BookIXIdomeneusdescribestheforndingofSalente，thecauseofthewarwiththeMandurians，andhisgriefinfindingNestor（herooftheTrojanWar）omtheopposingside
BookXMentoracquaintshimselfwithSalenteandinstructsIdomeneusintheartofgoverning，hwstressespeace，agriculture，anddisinterestedness，andthesupppressionofluxury
BookXIIdomeneustellsMentorofhisbetrayalbytheself-lovingProtesilaus，andofthelatterseffortstoruinthevirtuousandhonestPhilocles
BookXIITelemachus，inthexampofIdomeneusallies，gainsthegoodwillofphiloctetes（whohadbeenonbadtermswithUlysses）;PhiloctetesgivesanaccountofthedeathofHercules
BookXIIITelemachus’quarrelwithHippias;thekingoftheDauniansattackstheforcesofidomeneusandtheallies.DeathandfuneralritesofHippisas
BookXIVTelemachusdescendsintotheinfernalregionsinsearchofUlysses，there，intheElysianfields，heseestheafrer-lifeofjustkings.Hemeetstheshadeofhisgreat-grandfather，whorevealsthatUlyssesstill
lives
BookXVTelemachusdefeatstheenemiesofIDomeneusandhisalliesm，andvanquishesthetreacherousAdastrus（whohadkilledthesonofnestor）
BookXVITelemachusrefusestodividethelandsofthevanquishedDaunians，andletsthemchooseagoodkingfromtheirownnumbers
BookXVIITelemachusreturnstoSalentetodiscoverMentorsausterereformsinplace：thecitynolongerlovewithAntipre，thevirtuousdaughterofIdomeneus
BookXVIIIDespiteIdomeneus’pleas，telemachusandMentorleaveSalente;MentorgiveshisfinaladviceaboutgoodgovernmenttoTelemachus，thenrevealshimselftobeMinerva，goddessofwisdom.TelemachusreturnstoIthaca，wherehefindshisrecentlyreturnedfather，Ulysses
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