L’argumentation sophistique au miroir du songe chez Vivès
In his De disciplinis (1531), Vivès aims at rebuilding dialectics. In order to discredit the «sophistic» ways of arguing, he often uses caricatures and satirical distortions. The critical use of the vocabulary of the «dream» tends to make the real and historical scholastic philosophers vanish, helpi...
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In his De disciplinis (1531), Vivès aims at rebuilding dialectics. In order to discredit the «sophistic» ways of arguing, he often uses caricatures and satirical distortions. The critical use of the vocabulary of the «dream» tends to make the real and historical scholastic philosophers vanish, helping the author to defend the right rules of arguing that the treatise intends to deal with. Through a comparison with Raymond Lull’s Phantasticus, this paper unveils the specific meanings that the vocabulary of «fantasy» takes in Vivès’ satirical writings. It also tries to understand why Vivès chooses the word «somnium» as a title for one of his fictions, in which the fictional «dream» mirrors sophistic fantasmata. |
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