In Plato's Dialogues, Cratylus considers that the names of things are naturally related to those same things. Things are born - or they are created, discovered or invented - and since their origin the inadequate name that marks and distinguishes them from all other things inhabits their being.
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In Plato's Dialogues, Cratylus considers that the names of things are naturally related to those same things. Things are born - or they are created, discovered or invented - and since their origin the inadequate name that marks and distinguishes them from all other things inhabits their being. 
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