La struttura sequenziale del Fedone: un «gioco» magistrale per provare l’immortalità dell’anima

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rivista	RIVISTA DI FILOSOFIA NEO-SCOLASTICA
fascicolo	RIVISTA DI FILOSOFIA NEO-SCOLASTICA - 2016 - 4
titolo	La struttura sequenziale del Fedone: un «gioco» magistrale per provare l’immortalità dell’anima
Autore	Maurizio Migliori
Editore	Vita e Pensiero
formato	Articolo \| Pdf
online da	02-2017
issn	0035-6247 (stampa) \| 1827-7926 (digitale)

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This paper assumes as hermeneutic criterion what Plato says in Phaedrus about the philosophical writing conceived as a serious (and protreptic) game. The aim of the article is emphasizing two features of Plato’s philosophy: 1) The clever structure of Phaedo: Plato, intertwining arguments and myths, first proposes (disguised as illusory demonstrations) arguments which show the metaphysical horizon and the onto-cosmological framework in which it is possible and reasonable talk about an immortal soul; second, he provides a naïve proof of the immortality of the soul; 2) The validity (according to Plato) of this demonstration is confirmed from subsequent proofs in Republic, in Phaedrus, and in Laws; these arguments explain and enhance that proof.

Descrizione

This paper assumes as hermeneutic criterion what Plato says in Phaedrus about the philosophical writing conceived as a serious (and protreptic) game. The aim of the article is emphasizing two features of Plato’s philosophy: 1) The clever structure of Phaedo: Plato, intertwining arguments and myths, first proposes (disguised as illusory demonstrations) arguments which show the metaphysical horizon and the onto-cosmological framework in which it is possible and reasonable talk about an immortal soul; second, he provides a naïve proof of the immortality of the soul; 2) The validity (according to Plato) of this demonstration is confirmed from subsequent proofs in Republic, in Phaedrus, and in Laws; these arguments explain and enhance that proof.