Download or read book Euthyphro written by Platon and published by BoD - Books on Demand. This book was released on 2022-12-20 with total page 56 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: En se rendant à son procès pour crime d’impiété, Socrate rencontre le devin Euthyphron, qui intente un procès à son propre père : il l’accuse d’avoir provoqué la mort de l’un de ses ouvriers par négligence. C’est parce qu’il se présente à lui comme animé par la vraie piété que Socrate lui demande de définir cette vertu. Le dialogue tourne court quand le devin, perdant pied, se dérobe au jeu des questions de Socrate. Loin toutefois d’aboutir à une impasse, l’Euthyphron sonne le glas de la conception traditionnelle de la piété, qui en fait une sorte de commerce avec les dieux, chacun monnayant habilement ses prières et ses sacrifices. En envisageant la piété indépendamment du service divin, Platon invente l’éthique personnelle, qu’il oppose à la morale conventionnelle. Socrate apparaît alors comme le modèle de la nouvelle piété, débarrassée tout à la fois de l’espoir de la récompense et de la crainte du châtiment.

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Download or read book Platon Oeuvres Completes written by Alfred Croiset and published by Les Belles Lettres. This book was released on with total page 452 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Platon avait 20 ans lorsqu'il fit la rencontre de Socrate : sa vie autant que la philosophie, en furent bouleversees. Fils de bonne famille, fin rheteur et bon gymnase, Platon etait tout destine a la politique qu'il abandonna pour suivre son maitre : la cite avait perdu un dirigeant et gagne un philosophe. La tentation politique est d'ailleurs loin d'etre absente des preoccupations de Platon, comme en temoigne, outre La Republique, ses voyages aupres du tyran de Sicile, Denys de Syracuse. A la mort de Socrate, le philosophe devient ecrivain : a partir de cette epoque Platon se met a ecrire, d'abord pour mettre en scene les paroles de son mentor. Dans ces premiers ecrits, Socrate est tour a tour confronte au sophiste Hippias, auquel il apprend que la plus precieuse des connaissances est de ne rien savoir, au bel Alcibiade a qui est commente le fameux connais-toi toi-meme inscrit sur le fronton du temple de Delphes, au pretre Euthyphron, et surtout, dans l'Apologie de Socrate, a Melitos et Anytos, les accusateurs qui le firent condamner. Ces dialogues de jeunesse evoquent avec vivacite et nostalgie le maitre tant admire et qui vient de disparaitre. Ce volume, qui regroupe, Hippias Mineur, Alcibiade, Euthyphron, l'Apologie de Socrate, Criton et Euthyphron ouvre notre edition des oeuvres Completes de Platon. En guise d'introduction, il contient une riche biographie de Platon, accompagnee d'une d'une histoire de la tradition manuscrite ainsi que d'un classement des dialogues. Chaque texte est precede d'une notice qui lui est propre. Celle-ci presente le contexte philosophique, historique et politique, tandis que les personnages, fictifs ou reels, font l'objet d'une attention particuliere, a commencer par Socrate dont la vie est relatee dans la notice de l'Apologie. Outre ces eclaircissements, de judicieuses pistes de reflexion sont proposees, tant litteraires que philosophiques. L'ouvrage est enfin enrichi de notes qui accompagnent la lecture. Texte etabli et traduit par Maurice Croiset.

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Download or read book Euthyphron Platon written by Platon and published by . This book was released on 2020-08-07 with total page 66 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Euthyphron (ou Sur la Piété) est un dialogue de Platon. Il appartient à la série dite des Premiers Dialogues, composés à l'époque où l'auteur était encore jeune et qui ont en général la vertu pour objet. La date de la rédaction exacte reste cependant incertaine, les commentateurs la faisant varier de 399, juste avant le procès de Socrate, à 395 av. J.-C., quelques années après sa mort.Socrate est attaqué en graphè, procès public intenté au nom de la communauté tout entière, et non en privé. D'emblée, Socrate tourne en dérision la suffisance de celui qui croit savoir quelque chose, et sa distance moqueuse face au devin se marque dès le début de leur discussion.