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    Antígona y Aristóteles: una lectura a dos voces acerca de la ambigüedad de la técnica
    (University of La Sabana, 2015) Joaquín García‐Huidobro; Constanza Giménez; Diego Honorato
    En el "Canto al hombre", recogido en Antgona, Sfocles puso de relieve la ambigedad moral de la tcnica. Ya que puede ser usada tanto para bien como para mal, requiere una orientacin superior, representada por las leyes divinas
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    The dichotomy myth and reason revisited from the perspective of Geoffrey E. R. Lloyd. A critical assessment
    (Coimbra University Press, 2020) Diego Honorato
    This article discusses the ideas defended by the well-known classical historian Geoffrey E. R. Lloyd in regard to the dichotomy mythos and logos. We do so in three steps: firstly, we present briefly the differences that Lloyd sees between these two types of speeches; secondly, Lloyd’s case for dismantling any strong form of dichotomy is reviewed; thirdly, we attempt a critical approach to Lloyd’s ideas trying to show that there is a veiled epistemological ambiguity in some of his contentions. The study method use is, as in all humanities, the critical reading and discussion of the primary sources (Lloyd’s work). We conclude that Lloyd’s general approach, insomuch as it urges us to prosecute a via media between naïve form of realisms and strong cultural (etnographic) contextualisms, appears to be a sound strategy, yet ¬from our standpoint, such loable programme is debunked by the specific strategies Lloyd introduces to account for it.

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