Retórica, ética y política en Gorgias y Fedro
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v2i0.1833Abstract
RESUMEN
Nuestro trabajo establece una comparación entre los dos periodos en que Platon realizó Gorgias y Fedro, para comprobar si hubo un cambio en sus concepciones retóricas, éticas y políticas o si, por el contrario,mantiene una undiad de pensamiento sin que se alteren sus creencias básicas sobre tales conceptos. Para realizar nuestro estudio, primero expondremos las ideas fundamentales que Platón presenta en Gorgias sobre retórica, ética y política, posteriormetne haremos lo propio en Fedro y finalmente sacaremos las conclusiones pertinentes en función de nuestro análisis sobre los puntos de consenso o de dusenso en ambos diálogos.
PALABRAS CLAVES
FEDRO-GORGIAS-PLATON-RETORICA
ABSTRACT
The present work establishes a comparison between two periods of Plato's thought, in order to analize how his thinking evolved in his rhetorical, ethical and political conceptions. For this reason, two important dialogues have been chosen Gorgias and Phaedrus, in which may topics are developed, linking them with the aspects referred to above in wich one can evaluate whether Plato changed his main conceptions about rhetorical, ethical and political reality or, whather on the other hand, he continued to ahve an unity of thiking thoughout the great period in wich he carried out his intellectual work
KEYWORDS
GORGIAS-PHAEDRUS-PLATO-RHETORIC
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