«Il Dio non ha colpa» (Platone Repubblica X, 617 E 1-2) I volti e le ragioni dell’infelicità umana nella riflessione platonica

digital

Article

journal	RIVISTA DI FILOSOFIA NEO-SCOLASTICA
issue	RIVISTA DI FILOSOFIA NEO-SCOLASTICA - 2022 - 1
title	«Il Dio non ha colpa» (Platone Repubblica X, 617 E 1-2) I volti e le ragioni dell’infelicità umana nella riflessione platonica «God is not Guilty» (Plato Republic X, 617 E 1-2). The Facets and Reasons of Human Unhappiness in the Platonic Reflection
Author	Arianna Fermani
Publisher	Vita e Pensiero
format	Article \| Pdf
online since	05-2021
doi	10.26350/001050_000207
issn	0035-6247 (print) \| 1827-7926 (digital)
Write a comment for this product

€ 6.00

Ebook format Pdf readable on these devices:

Computer
with Software:
- Adobe PDF Reader
Android
iPhone/Ipad
with App:
- Adobe PDF Reader
E-Book Reader
Ibs Tolino
Kobo

Description Readers' comments
This paper tries to show that, for Plato, man is unhappy «in many ways». Applying the model of multifocal approach also to one of the essential problems both of philosophy and of human existence, the paper crosses the multiple reasons of unhappiness. Unhappiness, in fact, can derive, for instance, from a life without a target to aim for, from a life suffering and crushed by pain, from lack of self control. More generally, furthermore, unhappiness can come from lack of measure, and can be the result of a vicious life. Unlike virtue, in fact, merely described as that which lends measure and order to all beings, making them good, vice denounces an incorrect working and is the principle of excess the foundation of disorder and disharmony of life, i.e. of unhappiness. keywords Plato, Unhappiness, Vice, Pain, Multifocal Approach Author biography Università degli Studi di Macerata. Email: arianna.fermani@unimc.it Enter a comment for «Il Dio non ha colpa» (Platone Repubblica X, 617 E 1-2) I volti e le ragioni dell’infelicità umana nella riflessione platonica

Description Readers' comments

This paper tries to show that, for Plato, man is unhappy «in many ways». Applying the model of multifocal approach also to one of the essential problems both of philosophy and of human existence, the paper crosses the multiple reasons of unhappiness. Unhappiness, in fact, can derive, for instance, from a life without a target to aim for, from a life suffering and crushed by pain, from lack of self control. More generally, furthermore, unhappiness can come from lack of measure, and can be the result of a vicious life. Unlike virtue, in fact, merely described as that which lends measure and order to all beings, making them good, vice denounces an incorrect working and is the principle of excess the foundation of disorder and disharmony of life, i.e. of unhappiness.