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Political studies on well-being often question the impact of political concepts on well-being. But a growing literature in recent years claims that, contrary to popular belief, well-being can also
. It is postulated that this text is a literary mime, which performance was made in a social gathering, a Byzantine θέατρον.Keywords : Byzantium; satyre; mime; Prodromus; Amarantus; marriage – philosophy.
reassess the role of emotion in the education of citizens and the political strengthening of a city or a group.Keywords : Emotion; Republic; Theater; Rhetoric. ... varios especialistas, entre ellos David Konstan): Emotions are ubiquitous in Greek drama and poetry, rhetoric and history, art and philosophy. Our perception of Classical Greek Antiquity is dominated
Greek-Roman theory of natural law, Aquinas coordinates systematically Christian theism, natural law and Aristotelian political naturalism.Keywords : memory; truth; justice; Christianity; Neoplatonism ... ). “Political Aristotelianism” en Lagerlund H. (ed.)., Encyclopedia of Medieval Philosophy. Dordrecht: Springer; 1038-1040. [ Links ] 30. Gersh, S. (2002). “The Medieval Legacy from Ancient Platonism” en Gersh
The present article contains the conference delivered by Prof. C.J. Rowe at the III International Ancient Philosophy Workshop (Buenos Aires, Argentina). There he exposes the main guidelines of the ... Philosophy). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [ Links ] 6. Kenny, A.J.P. (tr.). (2011). Aristotle, The Eudemian Ethics (Oxford World's Classics). Oxford: Oxford University Press. [ Links ] 7
The treatise On the Indestructibility of the World is one of Philo of Alexandria’s key philosophical texts. The way the Alexandrian “does philosophy” is idiosyncratic as an essential part of his ... Indestructibility of the World, and its relevance as a source of Ancient philosophy Marcelo D. Boeri1 http://orcid.org/https://orcid.org/ORCID: 0000-0002-5747-5782 1Pontificia Universidad Católica de
The following paper is part of a comprehensive research project on social representations about immigrants in the political and legislative discourses in Argentina. In this case, we will focus on the ... Argentina. In this case, we will focus on the treatment of immigrants in the political discourse with reference to a particular situation: the occupation of Parque Indoamericano in 2010. For this purpose, we
audience in the lawcourt or in political conventions by arousing emotions and by sustaining a war between the speaker’s opponents and the Athenian community, whose cultural values and beliefs the opponents ... political achievement”.15 La presentación de Esquines levantando sus cejas puede también indicar que estaba enojado (cfr. Aristóteles, Fisiognomía 812b27), y el pasaje anteriormente citado implica que ese
John Langshaw Austin and the Performative view of language. Austin appears on the scene at the exact historic moment in the debates about language and serves as the spokesperson for modern philosophy ... thereby revolutionizing not only analytic philosophy but also linguistics as an autonomous science. In this article, I call into question the supremacy of logical positivism, via a discussion of the
a philosophic topic par excellence. Since both traditions were historically understood in tension: the myth on the side of pleasant writing; and the philosophy of writing aimed at utility, in ... arises from disavowal that the myth has obtained to deal with problems attributed philosophy as the existential question. To tackle this paradox the references and treatment given to the two traditions are
individuals to the society, a political installation of pathos is achieved with the aim of overcoming the traumatic effects of the civil war through the planning and design of an emotional community based on ... purpose of this paper is to describe the affective fiction supporting this institutional framework: by expanding the emotional dimension from the realm of individuals to the society, a political
men, animals and gods coexist without rules in a world saturated by political, legal, sexual and lexical corruption. Through an overlapping of the figure of Cratinus and the chorus of Centaurs, these ... : la suprématie de la φύσις sur le νόμος”: Revue Phares 18; 215-236. [ Links ] Guthrie, W. K. C. (1969). A History of Greek Philosophy. Vol. 3. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [ Links
men, animals and gods coexist without rules in a world saturated by political, legal, sexual and lexical corruption. Through an overlapping of the figure of Cratinus and the chorus of Centaurs, these ... : la suprématie de la φύσις sur le νόμος”: Revue Phares 18; 215-236. [ Links ] Guthrie, W. K. C. (1969). A History of Greek Philosophy. Vol. 3. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [ Links
men, animals and gods coexist without rules in a world saturated by political, legal, sexual and lexical corruption. Through an overlapping of the figure of Cratinus and the chorus of Centaurs, these ... : la suprématie de la φύσις sur le νόμος”: Revue Phares 18; 215-236. [ Links ] Guthrie, W. K. C. (1969). A History of Greek Philosophy. Vol. 3. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [ Links
men, animals and gods coexist without rules in a world saturated by political, legal, sexual and lexical corruption. Through an overlapping of the figure of Cratinus and the chorus of Centaurs, these ... : la suprématie de la φύσις sur le νόμος”: Revue Phares 18; 215-236. [ Links ] Guthrie, W. K. C. (1969). A History of Greek Philosophy. Vol. 3. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [ Links
men, animals and gods coexist without rules in a world saturated by political, legal, sexual and lexical corruption. Through an overlapping of the figure of Cratinus and the chorus of Centaurs, these ... : la suprématie de la φύσις sur le νόμος”: Revue Phares 18; 215-236. [ Links ] Guthrie, W. K. C. (1969). A History of Greek Philosophy. Vol. 3. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [ Links
men, animals and gods coexist without rules in a world saturated by political, legal, sexual and lexical corruption. Through an overlapping of the figure of Cratinus and the chorus of Centaurs, these ... : la suprématie de la φύσις sur le νόμος”: Revue Phares 18; 215-236. [ Links ] Guthrie, W. K. C. (1969). A History of Greek Philosophy. Vol. 3. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [ Links
men, animals and gods coexist without rules in a world saturated by political, legal, sexual and lexical corruption. Through an overlapping of the figure of Cratinus and the chorus of Centaurs, these ... : la suprématie de la φύσις sur le νόμος”: Revue Phares 18; 215-236. [ Links ] Guthrie, W. K. C. (1969). A History of Greek Philosophy. Vol. 3. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [ Links
men, animals and gods coexist without rules in a world saturated by political, legal, sexual and lexical corruption. Through an overlapping of the figure of Cratinus and the chorus of Centaurs, these ... : la suprématie de la φύσις sur le νόμος”: Revue Phares 18; 215-236. [ Links ] Guthrie, W. K. C. (1969). A History of Greek Philosophy. Vol. 3. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [ Links
men, animals and gods coexist without rules in a world saturated by political, legal, sexual and lexical corruption. Through an overlapping of the figure of Cratinus and the chorus of Centaurs, these ... : la suprématie de la φύσις sur le νόμος”: Revue Phares 18; 215-236. [ Links ] Guthrie, W. K. C. (1969). A History of Greek Philosophy. Vol. 3. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [ Links
