Poetry and Knowledge

Abstract

1. Authority by its very nature must be moral authority; 2. Moral authority must be able to give a self-warrant ing or self-validating account of itself (X-oyov ?i?ovm); 3. The only such appropriately self-validating procedure is a process of philosophical argumentation which is es sentially informed by correct representation of the real world, and which thereby grounds itself as a form of true knowledge.

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