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Nietzsche and Heidegger: A Glance to the Right,ny. If Marx is the totemic thinker for the political Left, Nietzsche is frequently, albeit mistakenly, associated with the political Right. Nietzsche’s correspondence reveals a fundamental ambivalence in his attitude towards Plato, while Heidegger’s relation to the Greeks in general and to Plato in

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Habermas and Communicative Action,onstructed by Plato. For Habermas, central to any philosophical activity is a setting he calls the “ideal speech situation,” and this Habermasian notion brings us back to the discourse of Platonism and to the allegory of the cave. First, it returns us to the importance of speech, dialogue, and disco

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By Way of Conclusion, words, the tradition of German Political Thought is informed at a deep level by the discourse of Platonism. The message of the allegory of the cave is an eminently political one, inasmuch as it encourages the reader to go out into the world and to discover whether it is, in the Greek sense of the w

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Pre-Implant Reconstructive Surgery, allegory itself provides us with a clue to its political implications: the people in the cave are prisoners; they are sitting there ., and while they may ., they .. These individuals are prisoners who have to be .; they have to undertake, literally, a . by turning their heads around from the wall o

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