Beauty as aesthetic border: dialogue of Phaedrus in Plato

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Neftali Bahamonde Aguilar
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1424-1975

Abstract

To begin with, this article aims to address the concept of aesthetic border presented by Plato. Therefore, the concept of beauty that the author develops in his dialogue the Phaedrus will be established as a starting point. Next, the consideration of the aesthetics and characteristics developed in this platonic dialogue, will allow to have the elements that lead him to point out beauty as a bridge. That is, how it is a meeting point between two realities, that of the material world with that of the intelligible world. Therefore, the article will mainly develop the aspects that lead, through the dialogue of the Phaedrus, to the possibility of referring to beauty as a mediation of the aesthetic experience. All this has the intention that, from the analysis and reflection of the dialogue, they lead to point out the elements that allow us to establish in what sense beauty is a border within the aesthetic experience for the human being.

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Bahamonde Aguilar, N. (2022). Beauty as aesthetic border:: dialogue of Phaedrus in Plato. Inmanere, 1, 43–51. https://doi.org/10.21703/2735-797X.2022.1821
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