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Aither 7/2012:91-104 | DOI: 10.5507/aither.2012.004

Aristotelés a Platónova diairese

Jan Prokeš

The author formulates the first goal of Aristotle's methodology generally applied procedures, allowing the necessary conclusions with respect to the nature of the examined subjects as well as their usual rooted in common sense. Platonic method DIARES these demands are not met. In zoological writings of Aristotle understands it is a failed attempt at universal classification method. Aristotle's criticism but by Prokes overlooked that Plato is not primarily concerned with the definition as an answer to the initial question, but the very process of finding, cultivating dialectical skill.

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Prokeš, J. (2012). Aristotelés a Platónova diairese. Aither, 4(7), 91-104. doi: 10.5507/aither.2012.004
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