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Epekeina. A Remark on Heidegger’s Reception of Plato
Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal 17 (1/2):83-99 (1994)
Abstract
This text from Plato’s Republic falls at the end of the “allegory of the sun”; it contains one of the most puzzling and at the same time most momentous statements concerning the status and function of the idea of the Good: it is the first and highest source of every being, of its ever distinct being-thus-and-so, and of its knowability. Being is to be thought as the multiplicity of ideas.ISBN(s)
0093-4240
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