La intuición, el programa dialéctico de la República y su práctica en el Parménides y el Teeteto
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https://doi.org/10.14195/2183-4105_20_10Keywords:
Intuition, Plato’ Republic, Dialectic, Nous/Nóesis, Refutation, AnhypotheticalAbstract
This article examines the relation between the dialectical program established in Plato’s Republic and the practice of dialectic in other dialogues, such as the Parmenides and the Theaetetus. The author argues against those scholars who have sustained a sharp distinction between an intuitive (not discursive) conception of knowledge and the discursive practices characteristic of Plato’s concept of dialectic. In his view, Plato has been overinterpreted from the modern perspective of the distinction between intuitive and discursive forms of knowledge. As a consequence, this article also examines the relation between the dialectical practices displayed in the Parmenides and the Theaetetus and the anhypothetical condition that Plato attributes to “the principle of everything” in the Republic.
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