The subject of the dialogue "Cratylus" is "the correctness of names." According to Cratylus, every thing has a name that is naturally given, while according to Hermogenes, names are determined by humans through mutual agreement and thus are correct.
The two interlocutors are steadfast in their opinions, and the discussion has reached an impasse. Therefore, they ask Socrates to take a position on a question that is being examined for the first time, namely whether language was born "by nature or by convention."
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- Soft
- Number of Pages
- 216
- Dimensions
- 16x23 cm
- Release Date
- 01/07/2020
- Publication Date
- 2020
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- Reader Level
- Classic Texts
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