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Φιλόσοφος και θείος έρως

Author: Stelios Ramfos

The philosopher and the divine love represent major chapters in the spiritual history of the Greeks and humanity.

Uncontrollable natural desire has no history, just like any biological function. It...

The philosopher and the divine love represent major chapters in the spiritual history of the Greeks and humanity.

Uncontrollable natural desire has no history, just like any biological function. It gains history and becomes an object of contemplation when the sting of desire makes us understand existence as a paradoxical fact, unyielding to biological...

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The philosopher and the divine love represent major chapters in the spiritual history of the Greeks and humanity.

Uncontrollable natural desire has no history, just like any biological function. It gains history and becomes an object of contemplation when the sting of desire makes us understand existence as a paradoxical fact, unyielding to biological functional criteria.

Every natural process responds to a specific need and is defined by it, as if that need encompasses all of life. Love alone has the exceptional privilege of transcending need and electrifying existence, which then feels, in its materiality, purely spiritual.

Love writes history.

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Author
Stelios Ramfos
Publisher
Armos
Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789605271176

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Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
261
Dimensions
18x26 cm
Release Date
4/1999
Publication Date
1999

Content

Philosophical Movement/School
Existentialism
Reader Level
Classic Texts

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The philosopher and the divine love represent major chapters in the spiritual history of the Greeks and humanity.

Uncontrollable natural desire has no history, just like any biological function. It gains history and becomes an object of contemplation when the sting of desire makes us understand existence as a paradoxical fact, unyielding to biological functional criteria.

Every natural process responds to a specific need and is defined by it, as if that need encompasses all of life. Love alone has the exceptional privilege of transcending need and electrifying existence, which then feels, in its materiality, purely spiritual.

Love writes history.

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Author
Stelios Ramfos
Publisher
Armos
Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789605271176

Edition

Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
261
Dimensions
18x26 cm
Release Date
4/1999
Publication Date
1999

Content

Philosophical Movement/School
Existentialism
Reader Level
Classic Texts

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