The Catalogue of the Nereids. Towards an Archeology of the Conception of Category since Homeric Forms of Classification
Keywords:
categorical speech, epic, subject, predicateAbstract
Starting from the hypothesis that all language includes within itself some form of knowledge and world-view, and that the forms of philosophical and scientific discourse are specific transformations of pre-existing knowledge, this article considers the Catalogue of the Nereids in Homer and Hesiod and analyzes it as a perfected example of categorical discourse, with its relationships of subordination, attribution and inherence.
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