The Return of Aurora: On Love Pain and Knowledge

This article proposes a study on love as an ambivalent experience that incorporates, along with the pleasant, essentially pain, and whose experience requires preparation and self-knowledge. To do this, I have taken as a starting point fragment 130 of sappho and the Platonic notion of soul of Phaedru...

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Main Author: Lorena Rojas Parma
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: Universidad Complutense de Madrid 2016-11-01
Series:Revista de Filosofia
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Online Access:http://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/RESF/article/view/53952
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description This article proposes a study on love as an ambivalent experience that incorporates, along with the pleasant, essentially pain, and whose experience requires preparation and self-knowledge. To do this, I have taken as a starting point fragment 130 of sappho and the Platonic notion of soul of Phaedrus, to culminating in a reconsideration of pain as a necessary experience that allows the understanding of what sappho’s calls “bittersweet” love. The erotic suffering is considered in two ways: from the deep pain that leads to the abyss, to the pain that is in balance with “the sweetness” of love.
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spelling doaj.art-65f1834208ab436fb7fadbc7b081d2692022-12-22T02:24:57ZdeuUniversidad Complutense de MadridRevista de Filosofia0034-82441988-284X2016-11-0141222724510.5209/RESF.5395250479The Return of Aurora: On Love Pain and KnowledgeLorena Rojas Parma0Escuela de Filosofía Universidad Católica andrés Bello (Venezuela)This article proposes a study on love as an ambivalent experience that incorporates, along with the pleasant, essentially pain, and whose experience requires preparation and self-knowledge. To do this, I have taken as a starting point fragment 130 of sappho and the Platonic notion of soul of Phaedrus, to culminating in a reconsideration of pain as a necessary experience that allows the understanding of what sappho’s calls “bittersweet” love. The erotic suffering is considered in two ways: from the deep pain that leads to the abyss, to the pain that is in balance with “the sweetness” of love.http://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/RESF/article/view/53952ErosdolorconocimientosafoPlatón.
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The Return of Aurora: On Love Pain and Knowledge
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title_full The Return of Aurora: On Love Pain and Knowledge
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dolor
conocimiento
safo
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