Aristophanes' Theory of Love in the Symposium

Aristophanes 'love theory theory Aristophanes' love theory: love being discussed by people from Plato seminars is love of homosexuals. Some people believe that only homosexuality can satisfy "their highest and highest lofty desires". It is said that heterosexuality is at a lower level and is only for physical reasons; its ultimate goal is to give birth. These conversations have different views that Aristophanes contradicts colleagues by dealing with heterosexuality of the same level as homosexuality and thinks both are doomed.

This seminar was a battle between the theory of the work and the day of love, and the two general generals were able to see in Aristophanes and Socrates (The third generation, in fact the president is Al - Sabiad). Aristophanes began showing harmonious imitation, after which Socrates explained the harmony of imitation. As he said, how he praised and appealed how each speaker supported their abilities and Aristophanes was inspired by his comedy muse (Thalia), and Socrates Become the owner of daily life or head to his teacher, there are women! Seminar is a battlefield, everyone is just love (slang), war

Aristophanes 'love theory at the seminar 2. Aristophanes' love theory: The love discussed by people at Plato seminar seminars is gay love. Some people believe that only homosexuality can satisfy "their highest and highest lofty desires". It is said that heterosexuality is at a lower level and is only for physical reasons; its ultimate goal is to give birth. - Undefined feelings, a kind of feeling that can only be expressed, and the words used in everyday life are the love that we know. Throughout history, there are various opinions and explanations about love. When asked "What is love?", Many people think that the answer is harder to explain than their original idea. The seminar of the book explains love as "the motive of all of us" (11 pages).

Aristophan's way of thinking about love In the seminar, one of the most interesting points about love and soul mate was brought about by Aristophanes. In Aristophane's speech, he said that there is a kind of love that basically connects people. Aristophanes began explaining his love by telling a story of how love began. He introduced three gender stories: male, female, and a combination of the two. These three different gender represent human soul. - ... Greeks, I think she is very helpful in many situations. This is probably why she usually has more than one shrine in the city. Although the theme is mainly gender, it may be related to marriage and childbirth as well. Her shrine at Corinthos is known as the center of "holy prostitution", young shrine maidens worship Aphrodite by dedicating their bodies to men, and men sacrifice goddess and compensate for pay. Sometimes these men will "pay" to leave more women.