Симптомы "логоцентризма" в платоновском "Евтифроне"

Abstract

The research is based on Derrida’s thesis about "logocentrism" which had started from Plato’s "Phaedrus". The hypothesis is advanced that earlier Plato’s dialogues like "Euthyphro" are not noted by "logocentrism". According to deconstructor’s logic, the row of criteria of "logocentric" text is stood up to look for "logocentric" symptoms in the dialogue. As a result, we have found the dialogue "Euthyphro" is pointed by some of the highlighted "logocentric" symtoms. So our hypothesis is overthrown, but it has "grammatologic" symptoms too. Moreover, Plato’s intuition about detonation is stood out among the last ones. Deconstruction of the detonation lets us read that a heard intonation says more about what listener is set to than which detonations a speaker has separated it from? So, a reader should differ in- and de- in Euthyphro’s tonation through Socrate’s detonational quenching in his own way.