Transcendental - Conception - Of - Plato Poem by Dr. Antony Theodore

Transcendental - Conception - Of - Plato

Rating: 5.0


ForKarl Marx,
like his
mentor Hegel,

values are simply
made-up, social
constructions
dependent upon
the politics and
the customs of
time and place.

Plato repudiated
this viewin
favour of a
transcendental
conception of
justice, one that
is independent
of transitory
human institutions.

Monday, April 27, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: time,transcendent,vision
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dominic Windram 27 April 2020

As a former student of philosophy I'm intrigued by this poem. I think you make a valid point here Tony. Although I certainly wouldn't underestimate the influence of Marx, it's true Plato believed in eternal forms like justice as opposed to fleeting, contemporaneous impressions. I give you a 10 for your efforts! It's so refreshing to read a philosophy inspired poem on this site.

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