A lição de Heráclito
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1990-01-01
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Santos, Maria Carolina Alves dos [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp), Departamento de Filosofia
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Heráclito é conhecido na história do pensamento filosófico como o propositor da doutrina do mobilismo universal O tudo flui, nada permanece, asserção pela qual é comumente sintetizada, integra o cerne da Metafísica: suscita em Platão a não menos conhecida Teoria das Formas, que acabará por tomar-se o pensamento diretor da filosofia do Ocidente. Para melhor compreender essas ressonâncias, desenvolveremos algumas considerações sobre a essência do devir heraclítico.
Heraclitus is known in the history of thought, for his doctrine of universal mobilism. The enigmatic proposition everything flows nothing remains unchanged lies at the core of Western Metaphysics: it inspired Plato's Theory of the Two Worlds-which puts forward a radical separation between that which moves and which doesn't-and also the platonic view of the last Dialogues, which includes motion among the attributes of being. In view of these influences and in order to understand well the genesis of Western Phylosophy, it seems to us that it would be important to reflect a bit more on the essence of Heraclitus' becoming.
Heraclitus is known in the history of thought, for his doctrine of universal mobilism. The enigmatic proposition everything flows nothing remains unchanged lies at the core of Western Metaphysics: it inspired Plato's Theory of the Two Worlds-which puts forward a radical separation between that which moves and which doesn't-and also the platonic view of the last Dialogues, which includes motion among the attributes of being. In view of these influences and in order to understand well the genesis of Western Phylosophy, it seems to us that it would be important to reflect a bit more on the essence of Heraclitus' becoming.
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Heráclito, lógos, devir, enigma, harmonia dos contrários, Um e Múltiplo, fogo, Platão, Heraclitus, becoming, enigma, harmony of the opposites, fire, the one and the multiple, logos, Plato
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Trans/Form/Ação. Universidade Estadual Paulista, Departamento de Filosofia , v. 13, p. 01-09, 1990.