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Those who cannot speak : animals as others in ancient Greek thought

2014
journal article
article
Journal
Maska
Author
Kleczkowska Katarzyna
Number
24
Title of volume
The other, alien, stranger
Pages
97-108
ISSN
1898-5947
eISSN
2449-9153
Keywords in English

logos

animal

speech

ancient Greece

reason

Porphyry

Plutarch

otherness

URL
http://www.maska.psc.uj.edu.pl/documents/40768330/348ca370-9e86-44ae-ab35-65d191c51d32
Access date
2017-02-21
Remarks

Bibliogr. s. 107-108

Language
English
Journal language
English
Abstract in English

The essay is concerned with the topic of the difference between humans and animals in ancient Greek thought. Starting with the lexical problems in studying ancient terms indicating animals, the author presents various definitions of man formulated in contrast to animals, treated as inferior beings. She focuses on the term logos, understood both as reason and ability to speak, which the animals were deprived of according to most of Greek thinkers. The author shows also how the idea of man uniqueness has changed from the archaic period to the classical one. At the end of the essay several reasons why the ancient philosophers define man in opposition to animals are suggested.

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Wydział Filozoficzny : Instytut Filozofii
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The essay is concerned with the topic of the difference between humans and animals in ancient Greek thought. Starting with the lexical problems in studying ancient terms indicating animals, the author presents various definitions of man formulated in contrast to animals, treated as inferior beings. She focuses on the term logos, understood both as reason and ability to speak, which the animals were deprived of according to most of Greek thinkers. The author shows also how the idea of man uniqueness has changed from the archaic period to the classical one. At the end of the essay several reasons why the ancient philosophers define man in opposition to animals are suggested.
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Wydział Filozoficzny : Instytut Filozofii
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Udzielam licencji. Uznanie autorstwa - Użycie niekomercyjne 3.0 Polska
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Wydział Filozoficzny
Kleczkowska, Katarzyna

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