PHILOSOPHICAL TEXT AS SUPERTEXT
The philosophical text is a created model of reality. In essence, it is not a description, but one of the options for reorganizing the world. This model can serve as the basis in the history of philosophy for the construction of subsequent philosophical systems. A philosophical text in historical extension is a creative act of successive philosophical models that change the structure of ideas about the structure of the world in a certain unified manner. In this case, from the position of hermeneutics, the philosophical text forms the structure of supertext. In this structure, the primary model servesas the basis for the creation of subsequent ones in historical time. Let us consider, as the primary model, Plato’s “Parmenides” as the basis for creating philosophical texts, as self-sufficient systems created from the interpretation of the Platonic dialogue, and forming a single whole with it in the temporal-spatial continuum - supertext.