Socrate o dello specchio. Strategie di scrittura nell’Apologia e nell’Alcibiade
Lidia Palumbo
Plato · 2020
doi:10.14195/2183-4105_20_6 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Through a mention to the Middle Platonists and a reference to a late antique text that presents a comparison between Plato and the Demiurge, I set out to show just one of those rhetorical strategies that have been used by the author Plato to give his writings the unity and consistency that make the corpus a kosmos, a living animal, like the universe. After having identified among the rhetorical strategies the one that uses examples and explained what such a strategy means, I analyse the Platonic use of the example of the mirror identified with Socrates in two writings, the Apology of Socrates and the Alcibiades I.
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