Los pitagóricos y la analogía. La visión de María Zambrano
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v0i0.1852Keywords:
ZAMBRANO-ANALOGÍA-ÓRFICOS-PITAGÓRICOSAbstract
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El artículo versa sobre un aspecto muy interesante y poco tratado de la filósofa española María Zambrano, que es su relación con el pensamiento órfico-pitágorico. Ella llega a definirse como órfico-pitágorica de alguna manera, pues da mucho importancia a la figura de Orfeo, que hizo un viaje a los infiernos, y que ella interpreta como algo que se debe hacer en la propia vida para poder salir de ese estado y ascender a uno más promisorio.
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ZAMBRANO-ANALOGÍA-ÓRFICOS-PITAGÓRICOS
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The article deals with an important an neglected aspect of the spanish philosopher María Zambrano, which is her relation with the orfico-pytagorean thinking. She defines herself as an orfico-pytagorean in some extent, because she adscribes great importance to the figure of Orphaeus, who made a trip to the hells, and she interprets it as something to be done in our own life in order to get out of that inferior state and to ascent to a better in the line of spirit.
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ZAMBRANO-ANALOGY-ORPHICS-PITAGORICS
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