FROM THE GOVERNABILITY OF THE MYTHOS TO THE ENLIGHTENMENT OF THE LOGOS: NARCISSUS, ODYSSEUS AND THE BODY BEAUTY PATTERNS
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.38356Keywords:
Mythos/Logos. Body beauty patterns. Governability. Enlightenment.Abstract
This work is the synthesis of a bigger philosophical research that presents the epistemological foundations of mythos and logos and its relations with the western experience. The text intents the conflicts and contradictions of the mythos and logos relation related to the problems of the governability and enlightenment of the individuals, anchoring the behaviors and body beauty patterns of the modernity. So, we suspended the Odysseus and Narcissus myth to, facing the modern man alienated to the body beauty myth, defend the thesis of the insuperable myth-o-logic condition of the man.
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