Habladurías sobre tiranos felices: Jenofonte y Platón a propósito de filosofía, tiranía y buen gobierno

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Mársico, Claudia Teresa
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2020
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Plato and Xenophon had different perspectives on the best governance. In this paper, I study the notion of tyranny in Plato's Republic and Xenophon's Hiero to trace their views on the aptitude of philosophy to redeem the tyrant and indicate some intertextual points. On this basis, I analyse the meaning and extent of Simonides' proposal in the Hiero rejecting the idea of a mere pragmatic approach. Finally, I examine the platonic Hipparchus to find a key to figure out the election of Simonides as Xenophon's spokesperson. Paying attention to the context of the discussions among the Socratics, this approach enhances our understanding of these authors regarding tyranny, the possibility of its abandonment, and the role of the intellectuals in this process.
Fil: Mársico, Claudia Teresa. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Universidad de Buenos Aires; Argentina
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Habladurías sobre tiranos felices: Jenofonte y Platón a propósito de filosofía, tiranía y buen gobierno
Talk about happy tyrants: Plato and Xenophon on philosophy, tyranny and good government
title Habladurías sobre tiranos felices: Jenofonte y Platón a propósito de filosofía, tiranía y buen gobierno
spellingShingle Habladurías sobre tiranos felices: Jenofonte y Platón a propósito de filosofía, tiranía y buen gobierno
Mársico, Claudia Teresa
PLATON
JENOFONTE
POLITICA
TIRANIA
title_short Habladurías sobre tiranos felices: Jenofonte y Platón a propósito de filosofía, tiranía y buen gobierno
title_full Habladurías sobre tiranos felices: Jenofonte y Platón a propósito de filosofía, tiranía y buen gobierno
title_fullStr Habladurías sobre tiranos felices: Jenofonte y Platón a propósito de filosofía, tiranía y buen gobierno
title_full_unstemmed Habladurías sobre tiranos felices: Jenofonte y Platón a propósito de filosofía, tiranía y buen gobierno
title_sort Habladurías sobre tiranos felices: Jenofonte y Platón a propósito de filosofía, tiranía y buen gobierno
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Mársico, Claudia Teresa
author Mársico, Claudia Teresa
author_facet Mársico, Claudia Teresa
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JENOFONTE
POLITICA
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POLITICA
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dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Plato and Xenophon had different perspectives on the best governance. In this paper, I study the notion of tyranny in Plato's Republic and Xenophon's Hiero to trace their views on the aptitude of philosophy to redeem the tyrant and indicate some intertextual points. On this basis, I analyse the meaning and extent of Simonides' proposal in the Hiero rejecting the idea of a mere pragmatic approach. Finally, I examine the platonic Hipparchus to find a key to figure out the election of Simonides as Xenophon's spokesperson. Paying attention to the context of the discussions among the Socratics, this approach enhances our understanding of these authors regarding tyranny, the possibility of its abandonment, and the role of the intellectuals in this process.
Fil: Mársico, Claudia Teresa. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Universidad de Buenos Aires; Argentina
description Plato and Xenophon had different perspectives on the best governance. In this paper, I study the notion of tyranny in Plato's Republic and Xenophon's Hiero to trace their views on the aptitude of philosophy to redeem the tyrant and indicate some intertextual points. On this basis, I analyse the meaning and extent of Simonides' proposal in the Hiero rejecting the idea of a mere pragmatic approach. Finally, I examine the platonic Hipparchus to find a key to figure out the election of Simonides as Xenophon's spokesperson. Paying attention to the context of the discussions among the Socratics, this approach enhances our understanding of these authors regarding tyranny, the possibility of its abandonment, and the role of the intellectuals in this process.
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