САМООТРИЦАНИЕ, САМОПРЕДИКАЦИЯ, САМОРЕФЕРЕНТНОСТЬ В ФИЛОСОФИИ ПЛАТОНА
SELF-REFUTATION, SELF-PREDICATION AND SELF-REFERENCE IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF PLATO

Summary/Abstract: The phenomenon of self-reference combines self-refutation (the principle of peritrope) in the case of Plato’s critics of Protagoras in “Theaetetus” and self predication in the case of a difficulty which Plato himself faces developing the theory of ideas in “Parmenides”. The author of the article asserts that self-predication does not produce a negative impact on Plato’s metaphysics and in no way destroys the integrality of Plato’s philosophy: It is logically correct as are both his criticism of Protagoras’ relativism (by means of the principle of peritrope) and the theory of ideas (in which the phenomenon of self-predication is also proposed).

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