Sentences with phrase «of eros»

The notion of agape introduced here is preferable to the use of the notion of eros in accounting for creativity.

Joan Semmel included in the exhibition Hope and Hazard: A Comedy of Eros curated by Eric Fischl, at Hall Art Foundation, Reading, VT..

There is another, more immediately applicable way in which the notion of agape introduced here is preferable to the use of the notion of eros in accounting for creativity.

2009 Collection: MOCA's First Thirty Years, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, US After Darwin: Contemporary Expressions, Jerwood Gallery, Natural History Museum, London, UK Tears of Eros, Museo Thyssen - Bornemisza, Madrid, ES

Not only this, there is a powerful sense of eros as the underlying force motivating all attractions.

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It is also thin in its reliance upon a morality understood as a free and rational assent to agreed upon rules, and therefore a morality that does not take into account the unruly — and heteronomous — nature of eros, let alone thumos.

Yet he remained squarely within the modern horizon, recasting the meaning of eros in terms of the modern isolated subject.

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Her work centers around themes of ero guro nansensu (erotic grotesque nonsense) and the activity of an artist group associated under the name Mavo (active 1923 - 1926).

The idea that creative acts may be driven by love in the sense of eros should not seem surprising.

God's love for Abraham is more than an impartial, disinterested love, but includes an element of eros.

It comes, therefore, as a shock to the reader of the Phaedrus, on many grounds a later dialogue than the Republic, Phaedo, and Symposium, 1 to find Socrates reasserting the divinity of Eros, recanting as impious, the speech he had just made in praise of the nonlover.

Dr. Chapman was also a member of the MSI / NIS (imaging / spectrometer) Team of the Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous (NEAR Shoemaker) mission to Eros, which was launched in February 1996, went into orbit around Eros on Valentine's Day, 2000, and successfully landed on the surface of Eros on Feb. 12, 2001.

Internationally acclaimed for the virtuosity and power of her fiction, Laura Restrepo has created in Delirium a passionate, lyrical, devastating tale of eros and insanity.

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However, there is reason to insist that the kind of love which operates in creativity can not be adequately described exclusively in terms of eros.

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There is an alternative to the dictatorship of eros: a resistance movement where you can find solidarity, an almost monastic love of comrades, but sex and romance are banned.

More substantively, one is struck by the determination to reclaim for Christian thought and life the human experience of eros, purified and fulfilled by agape.

And so powerful, almost godlike, is the claim of eros upon us, that we may do great injustice in its name.

(Overall, Plato teaches that while the philosopher might learn from the way eros both points to a higher contemplation of the Beautiful and a radical human intuition of incompleteness, and while like Socrates he might use it to better direct his and others» psychic energies, his teaching prefers the less - intense and more mutual love of friendship, and regularly stresses the dangers and non-logical content of eros.)

Freud was able to introduce the erotic back into a scientific discourse that had ceased to reflect upon it, making the centrality of eros to human existence seem like a novel insight in the early twentieth century.

Thus, having praised the encyclical's «solid theological substance on the subjects of eros and agape, love and charity and not drawing false contradictions between them», he also told the Agence France - Presse news service that the pope had failed to mention the charity the church should show toward loving couples who use contraception, those who divorce and remarry, and, somewhat curiously, toward Protestant and Anglican clerics (was this, perhaps, a swipe at Dominus Iesus?).

In the second and third points, Hill has shifted the discussion to the consequent nature of God, which clearly deviates from an application of Eros to the primordial nature of God.

The mixture of eros and agape deserves much closer examination.

The redefinition of eros will then refer to an aim toward mutual satisfaction.

There is always a higher life to be pursued because the flight of eros is an insatiable longing for friendship with God.

Indeed, the Greek word used in the New Testament, agape, distinguishes this love from the sexual associations of eros.

There is no evidence whatever that renunciation of worldly loves and family ties controls the passions and perversions of eros in the soul.

To come under the spell of eros is one of the most significant things that can happen to a human being, and we should neither disdain it nor deny its importance.

3 The relation between Hall's «an - archic» philosophy and his view of the proper attitude toward the future is most clearly seen in the conclusion of Eros and irony.

Nor does its rhetoric of eros reflect how little genuine eros is actually permitted to women and men in the midst of an ostensibly salacious society.

Nygren thinks of all eros love in the pattern of the soul's being drawn towards the object of desire.

The congregation might well diagnose the problems of these years in managerial terms, but in so doing, it would miss the opportunity to see in its thickenings and unfoldings the immediate narrative of Eros and Christ.

If God desires human response, is even the divine love free of eros?