Etymology of Dikaiosune by the Plato’ s Other: Cratylus 412D – 413D

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Journal: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES (THE JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES) Year:2020 | Volume:27 | Issue:SUPLIMENT1 Page(s): 19-24

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Etymology of Dikaiosune by the Plato’ s Other: Cratylus 412D – 413D

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PlatoQ3

HeraclitusQ1

DikaiosuneQ1

FluxQ1

EtymologyQ2

PenetrationQ1

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Here, I will consider the Greek word “ Dikaiosune” on the basis of the rather short etymological exploration by one of Plato’ s other called Heraclitus. Apart from unended discussions and controversies about the nature and quality of etymological surveys of Plato’ s other in Cratylus, it is worthwhile to figure out and see how a figure such as Heraclitus wants to demonstrate and establish the working and influence of “ Dikaiosune” in the macro and micro universes otherwise it is an ordinary and petty notion. Plato’ s other mentions (Cratylus 412D – 413D) that where everything is in the Flux Dikaiosune should function as an uppermost penetrating principle that can penetrate all moving and changing things in order to make a linkage and binding among all of them.

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YOUNESIE, MOSTAFA. (2020). Etymology of Dikaiosune by the Plato’ s Other: Cratylus 412D – 413D. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES (THE JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES), 27(SUPLIMENT1 ), 19-24. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/395831/en

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YOUNESIE MOSTAFA. Etymology of Dikaiosune by the Plato’ s Other: Cratylus 412D – 413D. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES (THE JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES)[Internet]. 2020;27(SUPLIMENT1 ):19-24. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/395831/en

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MOSTAFA YOUNESIE, “Etymology of Dikaiosune by the Plato’ s Other: Cratylus 412D – 413D,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES (THE JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES), vol. 27, no. SUPLIMENT1 , pp. 19–24, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/395831/en

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