Publication: El Edén griego: las islas de los bienaventurados, de Hesíodo a Platón
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2006
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Este artículo analiza la utopía que supone las islas de los bienaventurados en las fuentes griegas, desde 'Los Trabajos y los Días' de Hesíodo (s.VII a.C.) hasta Platón (s.IV a.C.), y su significado mitológico y cultural como un cierto tipo de "Edén" o paraíso.
This paper examines the Utopia presented by the mythical Island of the Blessed in the ancient Greek sources, from Hesiod's 'Works and Days' (7th century BCE) up to Plato's Dialogues (4th c. BCE) and their mythological and cultural meaning as a kind of Paradise.
This paper examines the Utopia presented by the mythical Island of the Blessed in the ancient Greek sources, from Hesiod's 'Works and Days' (7th century BCE) up to Plato's Dialogues (4th c. BCE) and their mythological and cultural meaning as a kind of Paradise.
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Platón, Hesíodo, Plato, Hesiod