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Platón y las condiciones de la filosofía

From Plato’s dialogues emerges a picture of philosophy, in which the personal attitude of the interlocutor is of great importance. This book aims to show that it is always encouraged to take a favourable position both towards the people involved in the conversation and towards the topic of the discussion, so that a successful conversation can be held from the beginning to the end. This requirement, which is set as a condition, acts in the dialectical conversation itself and is updated by the interlocutors. However, its effect goes beyond its own limits, so that the reader is also asked to show a benevolent attitude and to deal positively with the text.