Docta ignorantia, ou a ignorância aprendida - Sócrates, Nicolau de Cusa e a ignorância na filosofia
Hello friends and friends, you know. In today's video we are going to talk about the ignorance
learned by Dr. Ignorant in Latin. We are going to take a point from this work here,
the ignorant doctrine in Latin, but I am in English, so it is of Learn Ignorance,
or about the ignorance learned, which is from a medieval writer. He is there doing the
point between the middle and the Renaissance, it is a philosopher called Nicolau de Cusa,
and then we are going to talk about some more general questions related to
the philosophical ignorance. Why is it necessary to learn to be ignorant?
It seems to be paradoxical, but it is not. We are going to explain this in this brief video of today,
which is the end of the story, the ignorance learned, and why is that fundamental to
do philosophy. Come on.
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that is in the description of this video. We will then return to our topic,
the ignorant doctor or the learned ignorance. Initially, let's talk briefly about
who is the author of this work, the author of the ignorant doctor.
Nicolò de Cusa is a German thinker, he born here in Germany, a city called
Cusa, and he is an interesting thinker because he makes a echo, he is a connection
between the media and the relationship, the human thought to be more exact.
He has some very interesting positions, typical positions of the humanism, but for example,
he was extremely tolerant in relation to Islam. He thought that we should
know better Islam and pointed out all religions as, in fact, being
in many manifestations to many cults to the same God. He was born in the year
of 10101, here in Germany, as we have already stated, and died in Italy in the year
1464. So he was a thinker, totally there in the 15th century. He studied
philosophy at the University of Ralderberg, and also studied in Italy,
the right to canonical, mathematical and theology. From a theoretical point of view,
conceptual, philosophical, what can we talk about Nicolò de Cusa? He is an interesting
connection between the neoplatonism original, the neoplatonism of the media, and the
systems of the Renaissance. Nicolò de Cusa was also influenced by the master
E.C. and the nominees. And he was in the position that our knowledge
leads us to a certain point, to a certain barrier, even in which the
thought is. We just perceive that, and this reminds us a lot of Kant and the
things in itself. And it is not a surprise, we are totally in a
context to the German. Nicolò de Cusa, the German, the master E.C. also,
the German, and Manuel Kant also. So we perceive that this thing already appears here,
this reflection of our knowledge leads us to a certain point, but then we can't
pass it. And then we have, in the case of the master E.C. and the neoplatonism,
we have the divine, which is the thought. And instead of just that, we reach the
call, ignorant. The reflection that neoplatonism will make here is in the
logical sense. His ignorance is in the sense of the knowledge of God, this will be
closer to a negative theology. But here we are not going to talk about God
here in this episode, because what is really interesting in this reflection of
him is the way we obtain knowledge. So it is a natural reflection of
epistemological. We can basically affirm that all the philosophy of
Nicolò de Cusa is found in this work, in the Dota Ignorance,
the learned Ignorance. This work was finished in 1440, and it received
more or less 4 editions until the year 1514, but you see it is just interesting.
This work only received a new edition in 1913, it received the jump of 1514
to 1913 to have a new edition of this work. And even if she was released in Brazil,
before recording this video, I made a research to know if the translation
appears and it seems that the editor of the little Rio Grande do Sul released the edition
of the book. You know, it was in 2002 and 2002, I don't know, but I even found it
in the virtual form for a price even good, but I just realized that this work was
in the middle of the century, a new edition. And the work is very interesting,
not yet, it is not exactly original. It is basically a work of negative theology,
as we have already stated. Right in the first chapter, Nicolò already presents
the Dota Ignorance, learned Ignorance, in the main object of application
that is God or the knowledge of God. And he will basically say,
when we will know a certain object of which we do not have any experience,
that is, we will try to know in direct object, we can only do this through
approximations, through truths. We only realize that this is not relative
to the knowledge of God, as we will give the example of here a little bit. What do you want?
Let's take a look at it. When we will give a description of something that we do not
know in a direct way, we can only give this basic description to what we already know
through similarity. Now the question is, nothing in this world is exactly identical to the other.
So, whenever we want to describe something that we do not know, we need to do
that based on what we already know. Our partial knowledge implies, therefore,
an Ignorance. As if it were not like that, if we do not recognize our own
partial ignorance, we will fall into the mistake of firm knowing more than actually,
we know. So, let's give an example here to leave this very clear. But we just
have an individual who was born and grew up in a totally isolated tribe,
because we call it civilization of our great metropolis. An individual always
immoralized does not have any knowledge of what is our technology. He never saw a car,
he never saw a plane, a helicopter, a television, a phone, and so on. He does not have any knowledge
of that. He is totally in a brutal nature state. Now, I think that for some reason,
this individual, he appears in one of our great cities, he is taken to there,
and he begins to know such objects, right? The object is like TV, he looks at the cell,
he comes to the helicopter, he goes, he realizes that there are people inside here, he
finds a helicopter, and after seeing all this, he goes back to his tribe, and there he will try to
explain to his community everything that he presented. How this individual will do this, how he will
transmit knowledge, and how those other individuals who do not see, do not have the knowledge
of the objects, do not have the knowledge of the helicopter, for example, how can they understand
what that partner is talking about? This example is in a certain way a modification of the
cavalry of the silver horse, because at least in the cavalry of the cavalry, the individuals had the shadows
there in the wall, but in this case, they do not see no shadows of this, they are listening to
things that they do not even know, at least, imagine the way, because they do not have
the shadow, the contour of things, it is obviously the individual will try to explain what is
an helicopter, so that who never has an helicopter, starting from what they know, well, they know
the birds, so they will try to explain that maybe an helicopter is something similar to the bird,
maybe it is a flower, maybe it is similar to a gaffer, anyway, imagine, just how the individual will
try to explain, try to describe the object of which they do not have direct knowledge,
this question that is involved here, so in the first chapter when he will talk about God,
we do not have direct knowledge of God, so how can we talk about him, just for the
approximations, for the truth, for analogy, and in this we have a type of negative theology,
what is negative theology, you affirm only what God is not, we can never say in a
direct way what God is, you just deny, you say, well, God is not finite, this is God is infinite,
say that God is infinite, he means that he is not finite, so the descriptions of negative theology are
always negative, they will always deny certain characteristics to say what God is not,
these lines are so that Nikolá and Kuzov will talk about the ignorance learned,
your main object here is God, it is a medieval work, we are talking about a Christian
writing about theological things, but your epistemological reflection is very interesting,
as we do in this example, this helps us to realize how the process of knowledge works,
this is, we always have to talk about reality, we always have to describe things from
what we already know, and this has even implications in the own pedagogy, and when we talk about
stupid ignorance, about ignorant ignorance learned, one of the things that occur to us immediately
is ignorance and its own practice, that sentence attributed to the only thing that I know,
well, first of all, socrates never says this, this formulation I know nothing
seems to be a way condensed to try to describe some things that Socrates said in a
similar way, but Socrates has never stopped this, even there are passages in the work of Plato,
as for example in the Socrates' apology, in which Socrates, in fact, the firm knows something,
so Socrates already arrived, no, I know that, so he never made the firmation of
that he does not know anything, absolutely nothing, this issue of ignorance, socrates has the origin,
the apology of Socrates, which is one of the works that are here in this volume, in the part that Socrates
speaks about the message he received from the oracle of Delphus, saying that he was the most famous man,
and Socrates, obviously, as a devotee, he could not hear the word of God,
so he says, God is right now, I do not understand this because I do not think I am the most famous man,
I do not think so, I have to try to find out what he wants to say with this, because in the way I
understand the oracle, he is false, but I do not think God is lying, so he was to try to find out,
in this process he began to talk to several people, with several individuals who
were authorities, without several areas of knowledge, and Socrates arrived in the conclusion,
look, the difference between these individuals and I, they think they know things that they do not know,
while I know when I do not know things, it is basically what Socrates said, so he was more
wise in the sense of recognizing the own ignorance, so he never said I only know that nothing
is what he said is, I know and recognize the ignorance, I am more wise than this, I am more wise
because I know I am ignorant, in case you have interest in reading this in the
Proprime of Socrates, you just get here the Socrates apology, in the 21st of the day he will talk
about the oracle of Delphi and in the 29th century, he will talk about what he actually knows,
he will give at least one of the passages of the firm that knows something, and in this
29th century, what he will say is that he knows that it is evil, you will desobede, here they are
better than you, they are gods or men, but what matters here is the firmament that he knows
what I would like to highlight here at this point of reflection, this position for the
Socrates' diagmatic in relation to philosophical faze, because to make philosophy essential
recognize the own ignorance and not be considered in the post of truth, at least two
conceptions of philosophy in Plato, and in these two conceptions we never can have the post of truth,
first or because we can't grab the truth or because when we grab it we
escape from the gods, so we never can keep the post of truth, this is paradiagmatical and
essential to make philosophy, because the individual who is considered in the post of truth is the
individual who will not do more philosophy, because we just seek what we still have, we will not
seek for something that we already have, something that we already found, we just look for something
that is lost by what we do not have, that's why the post of truth is the dogmatism and the end of the
death of the philosophy itself, the position of the philosopher in the world, therefore it is of a
eternal ignorance, but we do not have to confuse the ignorance of philosophy with the
natural ignorance with which we are born. We are not talking about a return of a
walking cycle, this is, I will do philosophy only for the end of discovering that I already knew
in this, that I am ignorant, well, if I started to do philosophy, why? I recognized the need to
heal the anger of ignorance, now if I pass the whole life doing this for the end, I recognize that I
still am ignorant, this means that I will have the point of departure, not necessarily,
a life dedicated to philosophy will never be the same thing as a life not dedicated to making
philosophy. And in this sense, this reminds me of the spirit of the spirit of the king, which is a work that
will describe the various and successive experiences of consciousness on this one. The interesting aspect
in the phenomenology in relation to our discussion here is the following, in certain moments, the
consciousness will return or repeat certain experiences for which it has already passed, but in the
phenomenology of the king what happens is that this return does not fall into repetition, but it is
always a return enriched. We never have the consciousness, so simply doing the same thing,
as if it were perhaps the composition of the repetition on the psychoanalysis. Never
that, a return or return again the same experience is always the return different and enriched
in a way of a sound, passing here, taking another example in the music, when we take a sound,
mainly the sound of Beethoven in the example. The sound has a structure A-B-A, we have an
video here on the channel and the episode there, you can ask for it. What does this
structure of the sound A-B-A mean? It is that the sound is part of a certain theme, and then you
must imagine how you were going out of the house to make a pass, to pass through an experience,
this is B, and in the end you return A, but when you hear a sound of Beethoven, for example,
this return again to A, it does not fall into repetition, from what you hear at the beginning of the
music, it does not fall, but it is a enrichment repetition, a repetition that in truth brings
into consideration all that she learned, that she discovered in the B part, which was this part of experience,
in this adventure. So it is in this sense that we can encourage the process of the philosopher,
so the philosopher is the one who is not a god and not a whole, it is something that the
philosopher also speaks about, why the philosopher puts himself to make philosophy because he decides to do
such things, but in the past the philosopher is the one who is in the middle between the gods and the
gods, because only the gods and the gods do not make philosophy, the gods, why do they already know everything and
do not need to know anything, the gods already know everything, so the gods do not make philosophy,
and the gods think they do not need to know nothing, so the tool will not make philosophy,
now if you are not a god and not a whole, you recognize your ignorance, then if you will dedicate
to philosophy, then the philosophers are these, right, here there is as a point of
starting to recognize the own ignorance, but after spending a whole life doing philosophy,
what happens? We return to the same point? No, we can imagine this return as an
ignorance learned or a doubt ignorance, that's why the philosopher is characterized by the
intellectual humility who convives with the doubt, that's why the philosopher is open, he wants to know
everything, he wants to talk to everyone, he wants to know other points of view, now an individual who
thinks that he already considers himself in the post of truth, he enters in the discussion only to
come, he wants to enter the discussions to show the others mistakes, to point the
words, because well, it can be in another way, right? If the individual is considered in the post of truth,
it means that the rest of the world is in the error and in the lie, so this is the lesson of today,
we must seek the doubt ignorance, the ignorance learned, how much more we dedicate to the philosophical
activity, but we convince ourselves that we are ignorant, but this ignorance is preferable to
have a natural brute ignorance, it is a qualitative ignorance different and superior, the
doubt ignorance is superior to the natural ignorance, because we cannot say that
after a life dedicated to the philosophy, we are ignorant in the same way as we were in the
beginning of the day, no, our ignorance is certainly a return, but a return enriched,
as well as in the experiences of consciousness, in the spirit of the kingdom and also in the
structure of the sound as we find in Beethoven's music, remembering once again, make your
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