THE PHILOSOPHY CLOSER TO POETRY:
AN ENCOUNTER INVESTIGATION
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7443/problemata.v10i5.49675Keywords:
Philosophy, Poetry, Relation, ThinkingAbstract
The relationship to be elaborated here, rests on discussing the possible link between the literary and philosophical fields, presupposing a neighborhood already established in modernity between them, in other words, recognizing that philosophy is not an occluded domain, and that, not only inaugurated so many other disciplines, as well as, still dialogues with them. As much as philosophy and poetry point out differences that have been argued for so long, we notice that they can work harmoniously, and the dichotomous clash comes to the conclusion that even though poetry is older than philosophy, there is no hierarchy, both work within. its own characteristics, and that the movement of dialogue with the other areas will trigger a useful knowledge.
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