Platon sur le Parménide
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https://doi.org/10.14195/2183-4105_22_7Keywords:
implicit poetics, Parmenides, Socratic dialogue, literary form, dialogue, Sophist, Statesman, TheaetetusAbstract
This article primarily tackles implicit poetic references in the Parmenides, trying to show that Plato adverts the reader that he’s going to adopt a different style of writing in the second part of this dialogue. The choice of a new dialogical form is a turning point in the evolution of Plato’s writing, and this new form of Socratic dialogue (paradoxically “non-Socratic”) will be reused and refined in later writings such as the Sophist, in which a clear allusion to the Parmenides’ literary innovation can be traced.
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