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5. Representing Knowledge for Adaptation,t and convention or whether they have to conform to some kind of ‘natural appropriateness’ if they are to be names at all. Looking at some of the key arguments advanced in the dialogue, especially the idea of language as tool, I argue that Plato uses the issue as a sounding board for testing the bas

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5. Representing Knowledge for Adaptation,on Plato’s part, i.e. to the idea that we learn about things and reach agreement through .. However, . is also a vehicle of deception used by sophists to convey untruth and embed knowledge in a structure of power. In other words, . is not politically disinterested but can be harnessed to spurious en

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5. Representing Knowledge for Adaptation,o identify the distinctively Hegelian strategy of dealing with the problem of language as a medium that . reflects . occludes the structure of being. The chapter discusses the issue of naming in Hegel’s lectures at Jena (1805–1806) with reference to the emergence of national languages in Europe. It

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Connecting to Skype at Home and Abroad, Plato’s alignment of sensuousness with a Thrasymachean conception of justice is not strictly necessary, nor was Plato himself entirely consistent in proposing such an alignment. On the contrary, his positive appraisal of sensuousness in certain contexts (e.g. in the ‘first’ or ‘healthy’ city) sugge