Publication: Las cadenas, el sepulcro y el fango del Hades. Platón y la meditatio mortis en el Fedón
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Ramón Cámara, Begoña
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Universidad de Sevilla
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© 2012 Universidad de Sevilla. This manuscript version is made available under the CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 license http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
This document is the Published version of a Published Work that appeared in final form in Thémata. Revista de Filosofía.
Abstract
Nuestro propósito en estas páginas es analizar sucintamente la concepción de la filosofía como una meditatio mortis propuesta por Platón en el Fedón, y algunas de las ideas más importantes vinculadas con ella, como son la idea del dominio de la razón sobre deseos, pasiones y sentimientos, el carácter absurdo del temor a la muerte o la concepción del lenguaje como un fármaco destinado a desapegar el alma de los males del cuerpo en la medida de lo posible. -----------------------
The aim of this paper is to succintly analyze the conception of philosophy as a meditatio mortis presented by Plato in the Phedo, as well as some of the most important ideas associated with it: the command of reason over desires, passions and feelings, the absurdity of the fear of death, or the conception of language as a pharmacon aimed to detach the soul, as much as possible, from the evils of the body.
The aim of this paper is to succintly analyze the conception of philosophy as a meditatio mortis presented by Plato in the Phedo, as well as some of the most important ideas associated with it: the command of reason over desires, passions and feelings, the absurdity of the fear of death, or the conception of language as a pharmacon aimed to detach the soul, as much as possible, from the evils of the body.
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Thémata. Revista de Filosofía, 2012, Nº 46, pp. 201-207
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