This article shows how sophistic thinking, through the valuing of phenomenal relationships and the different perspectives of analyzing them, has made a significant contribution to the origin of the Multifocal Approach, used as a paradigm for understanding complex reality by Plato and Aristotle.
At the Source of the Multifocal Approach: Relations in the Sophistic Context
Eustacchi, F.
2016-01-01
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This article shows how sophistic thinking, through the valuing of phenomenal relationships and the different perspectives of analyzing them, has made a significant contribution to the origin of the Multifocal Approach, used as a paradigm for understanding complex reality by Plato and Aristotle.File in questo prodotto:
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