Lektón

A lektón (plural Lekta) is a Greek word which has acquired a specific meaning on philosophy. There are various views as to its precise definition. It is the neuter verbal adjective derived from the verb legein, to speak.[1] Roughly speaking it refers to "the meanings of our words".[1] However, a controversy has arisen over whether this means that Lekta are mind dependent, or form a rational structuring of the world independent of the mind.[2]

For the promontory of Asia Minor, see Cape Baba.

References
  1. de Harven, Vanessa (2012). "The Coherence of Stoic Ontology" (PDF). escholarship. University of California, Berkeley. Retrieved 22 April 2019.
  2. Bhagland. "The Stoic Concept of Lekton". Scribd. Retrieved 22 April 2019.
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