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Plato's "The Incest" is a dialogue book, a square-sized, tableboarded book. The talk is about classical Greek translations that are now very much on the market and it's good to read them in a source translation, not in a long way. I think we can actually look at what Eros thought of him at the time.
Lee Kang-seo: Plato's Symposium
The substrate of Plato’s Simopicision Smut is love, eʹros in Greek. Eross of this time, starting with the first character as a lowercase, is usually a name. There is eros that starts with the first character in capital letters. This is a noun, the god of Greek mythology. Eros is the Son of Aphrodite, the God of Love. Often it is said that Simopocsión Seng was read after the Bible as a book dealing with ‘ love. ’. There is a word for "Platonic Love.". Plato's love, Plato'll tell you, and the focus of his conversation on love is called "love" (Simonian love), "pampocate," "pavide," "deponion," "tradition," "mutually love", and "love". So the correct and significant understanding of the expression "plastonic Love" is the love that Plato shows in his senility.
Korean title: 플라톤 심포시온
Korean author: 이강서
Korean publisher: 전남대학교출판문화원
ISBN-13: 9788968499845
Reviews
Plato's "The Incest" is a dialogue book, a square-sized, tableboarded book. The talk is about classical Greek translations that are now very much on the market and it's good to read them in a source translation, not in a long way. I think we can actually look at what Eros thought of him at the time.
