Dal cosmo al mare
la naturalizzazione del mito e la funzione filosofica : sirene, natura e psiche
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Word Count
32,750 words, Guess
Page Count
131 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-108822265432
- ISBN-139788822265432
- Library of Congress Control Number2017483333
- OCLC Control Number1028640301
- Open LibraryOL44101229M
Classifications
- DDC291
- LCCBL304 .C625 2017
Description
Il mito è solo una stravaganza fiabesca priva di senso? L{u2019}autore affronta l{u2019}interrogativo usando le Sirene come caso paradigmatico. Muovendo da Schelling e Cassirer giunge alle posizioni di Creuzer, Jung e Hillman. Il mito viene visto così come rappresentazione dell{u2019}anima e la filosofia offre la sua importante funzione mediatrice tra la ricca eredità simbolica del passato e il tumultuoso mondo interiore che ancora oggi tutti ci muove. -- Is myth merely a fairy-tale whimsy with no meaning? The author examines this question using Sirens as a paradigmatic case, moving from Schelling and Cassirer to arrive at the positions of Creuzer, Jung and Hillman. Myth is thus viewed as a representation of the soul, and philosophy offers its important mediating function between the rich symbolic legacy of the past and the tumultuous interior world that still moves all of us today. --
Subjects
Series Statement
- Biblioteca dell'"Archivum Romanicum". Serie 1, Storia, letteratura, paleografia -- 473
- Biblioteca dell'"Archivum Romanicum." -- v. 473.
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