在柏拉图的《政治家、费德鲁斯和法律》中,作为药魔的写作和法律的限制

IF 0.3 3区 历史学 0 CLASSICS
POLIS Pub Date : 2023-09-20 DOI:10.1163/20512996-12340415
Leo Trotz-Liboff
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在《政治家》和《费德鲁斯篇》中,柏拉图探讨了法律固有的问题,即一般规则如何恰当地适用于特定情况。以前的学术研究表明,这些对话对成文法的批评与写作之间存在联系,本文认为,这种相似性延伸到两个对话中对写作与药物(“药物”)的比较。此外,仔细的文本分析表明,《政治家》中《陌生人》对尺度的讨论与苏格拉底在《费德鲁斯篇》中提出的“语域必然性”概念相似,根据这一概念,完美写作的各个部分就像有机体中的四肢一样紧密相连。意义的必要性和意义的措施分别提出了克服文字和成文法弱点的可能性。最后,《法律》总结了这些问题,揭示了法律和哲学写作之间不可逾越的鸿沟。然而,有必要设想完美法律的理想,以了解法律如何达不到哲学作为柏拉图式对话所达到的目标。
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Writing as Pharmakon and the Limits of Law in Plato’s Statesman, Phaedrus, and Laws
Abstract In the Statesman and Phaedrus Plato addresses the problem inherent to law of how a general rule can be applied appropriately to particular circumstances. Previous scholarship has shown the connection between these dialogues’ critiques of written law and writing, a similarity this paper argues extends to the comparison of writing to a pharmakon (‘drug’) in both dialogues. Furthermore, close textual analysis shows that the Stranger’s discussion of measure in the Statesman parallels Socrates’ concept of ‘logographic necessity’ in the Phaedrus according to which the parts of a perfect writing cohere like limbs within an organism. Logographic necessity and measure raise the possibility of overcoming the weakness of writing and written law respectively. Ultimately, the Laws recapitulates these issues to reveal an insuperable gap between legal and philosophic writing. Envisioning the ideal of perfect law is, however, necessary to see how law falls short of what philosophy as Platonic dialogue achieves.
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