Del sacrificio público a la experiencia privada: Metaforología del espacio en las upani?ad
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v18i2.1124Abstract
RESUMEN
El artículo analiza las concepciones del espacio y del tiempo en el periodo védico tardío, utilizando como fuentes primarias el antiguo corpus de textos sánscritos conocido como upani?ad. Para ello se estudian las diversas cosmogonías y las diferentes formas de legitimación de una gradual transformación del sacrificio público (dominante en la época védica temprana, caracterizada por las colecciones de himnos y una literatura de comentarios de carácter litúrgico) a la experiencia privada de la meditación y la especulación filosófica (característica de tradiciones ascéticas).
PALABRAS CLAVE
COSMOGONÍA, UPANI?AD, ESPACIO, TIEMPO
ABSTRACT
In this article we analyse the conceptions of space and time in the later Vedic period, using as primary sources the old corpus of Sanskrit texts known as Upani?ad. For this purpose we study the various cosmogonies and different forms of legitimation of a gradual transformation of the public sacrifice (dominant in early Vedic times, characterized by collections of hymns and a literature of comments of a liturgical nature) to the private meditation experience and philosophical speculation (characteristic of ascetic traditions).
KEYWORDS
COSMOGONY, UPANI?AD, SPACE, TIME
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