Platonic pleasures and numbers
To address issues concerning the pleasure idea of the philosopher Plato (427-347 BC) uses a numerical method of Pythagorean type passing for grades from the through to the unity to the multiplicity and then proceed to the divisions in order to achieve certain numerical ranges as sets that can show almost a coexistence between unity and multiplicity, and then get a scale of good and pleasure to that should aspire. The dialectic is the maximum purity, then the arithmetic and other practices science in different levels or degrees of accuracy and then the arts (which are just guesses), and from this analysis of all knowledge is also part the pleasure as part of overall good and the "happiness" that is not the satisfaction of material needs (such as scratching) but of those pure or intellectuals, and finally mentions that set of quality also moral and aesthetic in a global harmonious balance.
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Date: 07/05/2011
 article n°: 1573
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