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Me cayó el veinteCan you leave that Plato calls an aporia ?, that untenable situation, nightmarish in which, as fallen into the depths of a well, is disoriented, deprived of any recourse ?, in which it is trapped , imprisoned, paralyzed, prisoner in the darkness end of the inextricable bonds of death? Can you get out of a hellish situation? Does your pores, ie, invent a ploy to stop homelessness, trace a path that leads from darkness to light?
Philosophy is, for Plato, this saving pores: Promethean company, is immortality technique thanks to its dialectical fire.
The autobiographical section of this text, entitled nightmare, so rooted in the darkness of a particularly aporetics childhood.
