A sustained survival: elements and mythical motifs in ancient Greek philosophy

Abstract

Other aspects of historical nature, the distinction between nomos-physis, operated in the archaic Greek world, meant that socio-cultural structures will be intrinsic to the world, to be conventional and imposed to the natural order, a fact which broke the traditional mythical discourse (nature and culture) correlations, and began to distinguish between humanity and the world. Despite this twist, the myth did not disappear nor was it entirely overcome or forgotten. In this sense, the proposal offered in this work is theoretical observation of the conduct and influence of the myth in what has conceptualized as «philosophical» in Greece antiquity.
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A sustained survival: elements and mythical motifs in ancient Greek philosophy. (2015). El Futuro del Pasado, 6, 195-213. https://doi.org/10.14516/fdp.2015.006.001.008

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