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We may change Cookies and Privacy policy from time to time. This policy is effective from 24th May 2018.
Le due forme di Afrodite, il mito dell’androgino, le origini dell’antichissimo desiderio «di fare, di due, uno» e così di «guarire la natura umana», «la morbidezza e «l’asprezza» dell’amore, la natura del desiderio: con articolazione sottilissima, attraverso le varie voci, Platone tocca tutti i punti sensibili dell’eros e infine affida a una vera iniziatrice ai «misteri d’amore», Diotima, il compito di schiuderne i segreti ultimi. E qui, come pure nell’ultima, trascinante apparizione di Alcibiade, diventano espliciti, forse più di altre volte in Platone, i riferimenti alla «sapienza» e all’«enigma». Anche per questo, dunque, Giorgio Colli è stato interprete profondamente congeniale di questo testo, in cui risuonano, limpidi e misteriosi, alcuni temi che sono stati centrali per la sua interpretazione del mondo greco.
- Autore
- Platone
- Editore
- Adelphi
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