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Este livro trata do amor como fenômeno próprio da alma humana. Nele diferenciamos o conceito de amor da ideia de paixão. O amor é um bem querer por outra pessoa, enquanto a paixão é um desejo da ordem dos instintos. O amor é um sentimento da alma, enquanto a paixão é um desejo obsessivo.
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Publish dateJul 4, 2026
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Table of contents
1ALDER D'PASS
2PART ONE 021
3PART TWO 087
49.3 PASSION AND LOVE 190
5For Plato, the Ideas of Good and Beauty were
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6For Socrates, the purpose of man's existence
7Plato, still very young and the son of
8irony, after Agaton's speech (through the mouth of
9(philosophical) knowledge and foolishness!
10SOCRATES: Exactly.
11born.
12By the influence of the nature he
13"Enlighten me, O Socrates and Diotima, in
14"good" instead of "beautiful," and instead of
15SOCRATES: That's right.
16just that.
17"The horses and charioteers of the
18The Platonic Sky
19The idea and the knowledge by reminiscence:
20detaches himself from human interests and
21Socrates, in the possession of material things, but
22the contemplation of truths implies the intensity of
23Plato and Socrates something inseparable. Which
2410 Homarids: imitators and reciters of Homer. (Editor's note).
25other."
26his illness, so the beloved, in the mirror of the
27under the earth for nine thousand years."
28In Plato's metaphysical conception, the Good
29Beautiful as the immanence of the supreme Good.
30ON THE KNOWLEDGE OF HUMAN FEELING
31product of habit, for example, the belief that the sun
32'other' feels towards us under certain conditions.
33mind, and with a sophisticated system of ideas that
3424objects and not mere sensations and perceptions.
35dimension. Thus, for the common man this material
36the intermediary of the senses; And so, philosophy
37A first analysis of human nature immediately
38Thus, by means of reason and feeling, man
39Others in luxury, in the possession of material
40or psychic function by which the mind constitutes
41that the mind "constructs" with the raw material it
4226 See Aristotle's substance, the thing-in-itself.
43G. Ross and Raymond Moore from the United
44perception, contents, and ideas.
45The purpose of this comparison
46paradigm.
47THE EMOTIONAL NATURE OF MAN
48at all costs.
49by their own effort what human happiness may
50aspects of the same thing: the existence of man!