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Can the entirety of philosophical tradition be modeled along a platonic and aristotelian dichotomy?

>> No.16736218

>>16735966
No

>> No.16736222

>>16735966
>ushers Socrates to the side
Why did Raphael do this?

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>>16735966
No

>> No.16736226

>>16736222
Cause he was a brainlet

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Platonic-fascist or Landian-intelligence.

>> No.16736247

>>16736226
There would be no Plato or Aristotle without Socrates, and about four other direct schools of thought.

>> No.16736270

>>16735966
>>16735966
>Can the entirety of philosophical tradition be modeled along
the idea that philosophers are parasites leaving off a fan base of s o y men desperate to be told what to do

>> No.16736810

>>16735966
Maybe you CAN but I'm not sure if you SHOULD. I'm pretty sure a guy wrote a whole pop philosophy book on the subject.

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>>16736810
This one?

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>>16735966
probably not but it would be really interesting to see this done. if you've had this insight and are thinking of writing it into an essay or a book i would urge you to do this anon

>> No.16738171

>>16738039
In brief: Herman hates Plato and idealism bc he thinks it's responsible for authoritarian fash/comm governments

>> No.16738549

>>16735966
Yes but it would be more platonist and aristotelian than them both. For me it's not a dichotomy but aristotelian is derived from platonism and it's the development of platonism that allows the aristotelian elements to appear.

>> No.16738562

>>16738067
This is done in this book >>16738039
My only issue so far in the book is that he doesn't take the obvious step in applying the dichotomy to Antioch/Alexandria in Christianity given his background and that he speaks about Alexandria a lot in terms of Aristotle.