Publication: El alma de los animales en la Grecia arcaica
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2021-12-02
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La presente tesis doctoral, El alma de los animales en la Grecia arcaica, es un trabajo filológico, cuyo contenido se inserta asimismo dentro del ámbito de la Historia de las Religiones y la Filosofía. En ella se investiga el concepto de alma animal en la Grecia de época arcaica sobre la base de textos pertenecientes y referentes a tal período. El examen de la terminología con la que se expresa la idea de alma en relación con los animales se realiza atendiendo siempre al contexto en el que se enmarcan los distintos términos. Estos, a su vez, se cotejan con los que se utilizan para hacer referencia al alma del ser humano. El estudio intenta mostrar que los antiguos griegos concebían una noción de alma animal, lo que nos permite, a su vez, comprobar qué entendían por alma animal, si planteaban una diferencia cualitativa y funcional entre alma animal y alma humana o si el alma era más bien una entidad presente en todos los seres vivos, en los que manifestaba una naturaleza similar. Con el fin de alcanzar esta meta..
This doctoral dissertation, The soul of animals in archaic Greece, is a philological work, the subject of which also relates to the fields of history of religions and philosophy. It explores the concept of animal soul in archaic Greece on the basis of texts belonging toand referring to that period. Terminology used to describe animal soul’s idea is always reviewed in the context where different soul terms are framed. In turn, these terms are compared with those applied in reference to the human soul. The study tries to show that ancient Greeks had a notion of animal soul, allowing us to check what they understood by animal soul, whether they thought of qualitative and functional difference between animal soul and human soul, or whether soul was rather an entity displaying a similar nature in all living beings...
This doctoral dissertation, The soul of animals in archaic Greece, is a philological work, the subject of which also relates to the fields of history of religions and philosophy. It explores the concept of animal soul in archaic Greece on the basis of texts belonging toand referring to that period. Terminology used to describe animal soul’s idea is always reviewed in the context where different soul terms are framed. In turn, these terms are compared with those applied in reference to the human soul. The study tries to show that ancient Greeks had a notion of animal soul, allowing us to check what they understood by animal soul, whether they thought of qualitative and functional difference between animal soul and human soul, or whether soul was rather an entity displaying a similar nature in all living beings...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Filología, leída el 23-06-2021