Philosophy, Narratives, Media

Abstract

The issue of narration occupies a prominent place in the philosophical discourse, since its inception: as recalls in its reconstruction of the origins of Greek thought Jean-Pierre Vernant, narration must be understood, for the philosophical thought of the beginnings, above all as the adversary par excellence: it is the myth, in fact, that is properly narrative; that is to say the maximum expression of that system of beliefs and images, of supra-human and supra-rational explanations of the world to which we began to oppose, for the first time in the West, the claim of rationality that I thought philosophical he claimed for himself