Aergia and Pasithea: toward a cosmogonic understanding of laziness in Ancient Greece
The present study aims to justify how laziness constitutes an intrinsic part of the human substance within cosmogony in Ancient Greece. To do so, the paper is divided into three parts. First, a brief explanation of what hard work implies is offered from its mythological personification: Horme. Secon...
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Almeyda Sarmiento, Juan David
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- Cosmogony
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Ancient Greece
laziness
work
Cosmogonía
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Grecia Antigua
pereza
trabajo
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- Copyright © 2021 Juan David Almeya Sarmiento
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