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      A recepção da filosofia platônica nas alegorias de Erasmo de Rotterdam Translated title: The reception of platonic philosophy in Erasmus of Rotterdam’s allegories

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          Resumo Erasmo de Rotterdam (Desiderius Erasmus Roterodamus) escreveu o Adágio 2201, que se intitula Os Silenos de Alcibíades (em latim Sileni Alcibiadis), elaborado a partir do diálogo de Platão o Banquete, 215 a - 215 b. O humanista destaca o momento quando Alcibíades toma a palavra e faz um elogio a Sócrates exaltando sua sabedoria, consagrando a filosofia de Platão, em particular aquela que inclui os diálogos essencialmente religiosos e morais, menos os cosmológicos e metafísicos. O seu interesse pela filosofia platônico-socrática, em especial pelo elogio que Alcibíades fez a Sócrates, incluía uma concepção de mundo “às avessas”, porque se desdobrava na dialética entre a aparência e a realidade, o visível e o invisível, o exterior e a interioridade, a falsidade e a verdade.

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          Abstract Erasmus of Rotterdam (Desiderius Erasmus Roterodamus) wrote Adage 2201, entitled The Silenes of Alcibiades (in Latin Sileni Alcibiadis), drawn from the Plato’s dialogue Symposium, 215 a - 215 b. The humanist highlights the moment when Alcibiades makes a statement and praises Socrates exalting his wisdom, consecrating Plato’s Philosophy, particularly the one which includes the essentially religious and moral dialogs, less the cosmological and metaphysical ones. His interest in Platonic-Socratic Philosophy, especially by the praise Alcibiades made to Socrates, included a conception of a world “in reverse, because it unfolded in the dialectic between the visible and invisible, the exterior and interior, falsehood and truth.

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                rfilos
                Revista de Filosofia Aurora
                Rev. Filos. Aurora
                Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná, Editora PUCPRESS - Programa de Pós-Graduação em Filosofia (Curitiba, PR, Brazil )
                2965-1557
                2965-1565
                2024
                : 36
                : e202430112
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                [1] São Luís orgnameUniversidade Federal do Maranhão Brazil sidnei.fn@ 123456ufma.br
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                S2965-15652024000100310 S2965-1565(24)03600000310
                10.1590/2965-1557.036.e202430112
                366cd9c0-7efd-448d-a998-a205ad1ac493

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                : 24 February 2023
                : 26 January 2024
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                Politics,Ethics,Religion.,Orígenes,Ética,Política,Platão,Origen,Plato,Religião.

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