La disposizione dell'amicizia e la possessione dell'amore
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La disposizione dell'amicizia e la possessione dell'amore
Narrated by:
Lorenzo Loreti
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Lorenzo Loreti
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Platone ha inventato un grande rimedio per la follia: la ragione! In questo breve, denso e illuminante saggio, Umberto Galimberti muove dai Greci per giungere fino a noi e alla relazione che ci costituisce.
Il Simposio, il più bel testo che mai sia stato scritto sull'amore, ci guida ancora a scoprire la mediazione che l'amore realizza tra la follia e la ragione. È attraverso l'amore che entriamo in contatto con la nostra follia: ci innamoriamo, infatti, proprio di chi è riuscito a intercettarla e a presentarla a noi stessi.
A differenza dell'amicizia, l'amore crea una situazione di possessione, che non siamo capaci di governare e in cui a parlare è il corpo, non più il linguaggio della ragione.
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