Author: Karl Reinhardt
- Non-Fiction
- Herder Editorial
- ISBN: 9788425445026
- Release Date: 06-14-2022
Synopsis
In this book, Karl Reinhardt makes a thoughtful and comparative interpretation of Plato's myths. He selects what, from his point of view, is significant and arranges it in a network of fundamental concepts. He makes the practical and emotional relevance of the text visible to the reader, inviting you to accompany him in feeling and thinking. His work represents a new way of approaching the texts of Ancient Times, avoiding reducing them to an understandable past (and, therefore, relevant) only for himself.
All the articles are of high quality, and many of them are truly excellent. The book itself is attractive and well edited. Emily Austin, Wake Forest University
A stimulating and varied volume which will serve to encourage further interpretive wrestling with the myths and to promote the need to treat the myths as integral elements of dialogues.
Todos los textos que componen este volumen resultan de sumo interés y aportan nuevas luces sobre un fenómeno de innegable importancia. Arete, Revista de filosofía
Todos los artículos son de gran calidad, y muchos de ellos son realmente excelentes. El libro en sí es atractivo y está bien editado. Emily Austin, Universidad de Wake Forest
