"La guerra... maestra severa". Tucídides y la Enseñanza
Keywords:
civil war, Thucydides, violence, teaching, human nature, languaje, moral degradation, vices, poltical passion, cunning, temerity.Abstract
In this article, the writer wants to show the teachings of Thucydides, Greek historian from old times, regarding the violent phenomenon of civil war. With war as a framework and human nature as underlying background, Thucydides notices the violent, thoughtless, and vengeful behavior of human beings; the evil found in the use of the lenguage and its influence on human performance; the moral degradation clearly visible in evil, fanaticism and corrupt political activity; the success of slyness and recklessness over kindness and strength; and, as a concluding idea, the consciousness of the dangerous and self-destructive nature of rational beings when they lose control of themselves and disregard human and divine laws.Downloads
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2009-08-02
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Casas Restrepo, F. J. (2009). "La guerra. maestra severa". Tucídides y la Enseñanza. Educación Y Educadores, 5, 65–71. Retrieved from https://educacionyeducadores.unisabana.edu.co/index.php/eye/article/view/511
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