Abstract
Etude du paradoxe de la connaissance definie comme connaissance de l'ignorance dans le «Charmide» de Platon. Examinant la question de la connaissance de soi dans sa forme charnelle (le corps) et la question de la sagesse (sophrosune) comme savoir du rapport esprit-corps , l'A. montre que la connaissance pour Socrate est une interaction entre la connaissance comme episteme et la reconnaissance (gignoskein) par analogie
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