تجليات النقد الفلسفي في ضوء نظرية المحاكاة عند أفلاطون

Abstract EN

This article, entitled "the manifestations of philosophical criticism in the light of the simulation theory"-according to Plato-tries to get closer to its goal, which is to find the principles of philosophical criticism of "Plato" in its manifestations within the theory of imitation, and this follows a methodological approach based on deduction, analysis, and evaluation.

the research concluded that the philosophical criticism of "Plato" within the theory of simulation is manifested in: that “Plato built his thoughts, opinions, and attitudes towards everything that exists on the view of a philosophy that was prevailing, which is in the sense of imitation, as the theory of simulation in “Plato” is based on an ideal world that we cannot realize, that the existing world that we see simulates and simulates.

artists in their works, such as the painter, the poet ....., and saw that it is a distortion of the ideal world, which is three degrees away from it.

Plato’s criticism of poetry and his condemnation of poets was not from a technical point of view, but rather looked at the impact of poetry on the behavior of citizens, so Plato paid attention to moral criticism, and this made him tend to epic poetry, and he welcomed poets in his republic.