Castoriadis faced with the Platonic tradition. Some remarks on an against the grain reading

Las Torres de Lucca. International Journal of Political Philosophy 9 (16):45-64 (2020)
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Abstract

In this paper, we explore a selection of Castoriadis’ writings, paying special attention to the seminars devoted to Plato’s Statesman, and discuss his divorce from the Platonic and Platonic tradition. Castoriadis places Plato beyond a theoretical and academic interpretation: the Ancient Greece that Castoriadis claims, from his political ontology, is not a paradigm, but a “germ” of autonomy, by which understand the birth of democracy, philosophy and history in order to transform himself and society.

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