Plotino y la novedad de su principio metafísico
Fernando Gabriel Martin De Blassi
Franciscanum · 2021
doi:10.21500/01201468.5193 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The histories of philosophy places Plotinus as the first thinker belonging to the third period of the Platonic school, entitled with a historiographical category renowned as Neoplatonism. On the basis of this assumption, which organizes the tradition of thought according to a chronological succession of ideas and their respective influences, this paper aims to assert a critical distinction regarding the metaphysical originality of the Plotinian principle. Through a textual analysis of sources and specialized bibliography, it is intended to prove that the absolute transcendence of the One-Good with respect to the world strictly belongs to an order of truths much closer to the philosophical course of the subsequent phase.
Abstract licence: CC BY-SA
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