Socrates, Buddha, Confucius, Jesus（ISBN=9780156835800）

　　A part of Jaspers's planned universal history of philosophy, focusing on the four paradigmatic individuals who have exerted a historical influence of incomparable scope and depth. Edited by Hannah Arendt; Index. Translated by Ralph Manheim.

SOCRATES
　1. Life (469-399 B.c.)
　2. Intellectual Development
　3. The Dialogue
　4" The Substance of the Socratic Life
　5. The Trial
　6. The Platonic Transfiguration of Socrates
　7. Influence
　8. The Lasting Significance of Socrates
BUDDHA
　1. Life (c. 560-480 B.c.)
　2. Doctrine and Meditation
　3. The Expressed Doctrine
　4, What Is New in Buddha ?
　5. Influence
　6. What Do Buddha and Buddhism Mean to Us ?
CONFUCIUS
　1. Life (c. 55I-479 s.c.)
　2. Confucius' Basic Idea: the Renewal of Antiquity
　3. The Moral-Political Ethos
　4" The Basic Wisdom
　5. Confucius' Awareness ot LImits
　6. The Personality of Confucius
　7. Confucius and His Adversaries
　8. Influence
JESUS
　1. The Message
　2. Life
　3. The Personality of Jesus
　4. The Influence of Jesus
Considerations Regarding the Paradigmatic Individuals
　1. Why These Four?
　2. The Common Ground and the Differences
　3' Our Attitude Toward the Four Paradigmatic Individuals
Bibliography
Index of Names