A later form of Platonic philosophy that had its primary development as a school of thought in the Roman Empire from the third to the fifth century AD. Countering dualistic interpretations of Plato's thought, it is a highly monistic version, namely, one that posits a superexistent Source of all being that extends itself into various lower levels of being, with each lower level being a weaker ... [MORE] 1. Bryn Mawr Classical Review 95.11.03 - Bolton, Robert: Person, Soul and Identity. A Neoplatonic Account of the Principle of Personality. Detailed review. 2. Catholic Encyclopedia: Neo-Platonism - Article by William Turner covering this movement's principal figures and later influence. 3. Columbia Encyclopedia: Neoplatonism - Concise introductory article. 4. Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Neoplatonism - Article by Edward Moore focusing on Plotinus, Porphyry and Proclus. 5. ISNS - The International Society for Neoplatonic Studies is an organization for the study of Neoplatonism in all of its aspects from the ancient world through the Renaissance and into the modern world. 6. Neoplatonism - A historical, comparative, and metaphysical overview of this school of classical philosophy. 7. Neoplatonism - Short overview of this philosophy, its doctrine and history. Drawn from the Encarta electronic encyclopedia. 8. Neoplatonism Online - Information on Neoplatonist teachings throughout history, Neoplatonism Online Journal, and discussion board.

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