Add to ORKGThis bibliographical work objectived to approach the aging, leaving of the universal history philosophical reflections. In the Oriental civilization, Lao-Tsé correlated the age with the sanctity and Confúcio defended the filial pity. In the Occidental civilization, Socrates affirmed that the age didn’t to present any weight for the careful; Plato directioned the age to the peace and liberation and Aristotle affirmed that the elderly are not reliable. Cicero advised to find the pleasure in the age and Seneca defended the age as while the natural process. These philosophical reflections point for the necessary, difficult, pertinent and individual elaboration of the own aging of what work with the elderly
We need to ask what one takes "aging" for and how one should live when one grows old, in order to co...
We need to ask what one takes "aging" for and how one should live when one grows old, in order to co...
This study discusses the tradition of ideal ageing, which emphasizes life-long virtue as an avenue...
This bibliographical work objectived to approach the aging, leaving of the universal history philoso...
The old age in the ancient culture of Greece and Rome, in contrast to popular opinion, appears not t...
The link that connects wisdom and old age presents significant historical and cultural variations; i...
Transport University Annotation: This article emphasizes that Eastern civilization played an import...
The article presents Plato’s views on topic of the old age and aged people. There were talked the fo...
Plato who is an excellent expert of the human nature, makes the subject of his interest the old age ...
Greek and Roman literature have bequeathed us a variety of perspectives on old age. Old age, in anc...
When does man begin to be old: when he is sixty, sixty-five and perhaps seventy? Nothing is more unc...
This paper highlights the platonic conception of old age as very different from the traditional one....
Human aging has not drawn much philosophical attention in the past. This is true not only of philoso...
Human aging has not drawn much philosophical attention in the past. This is true not only of philoso...
Human aging has not drawn much philosophical attention in the past. This is true not only of philoso...
We need to ask what one takes "aging" for and how one should live when one grows old, in order to co...
We need to ask what one takes "aging" for and how one should live when one grows old, in order to co...
This study discusses the tradition of ideal ageing, which emphasizes life-long virtue as an avenue...
This bibliographical work objectived to approach the aging, leaving of the universal history philoso...
The old age in the ancient culture of Greece and Rome, in contrast to popular opinion, appears not t...
The link that connects wisdom and old age presents significant historical and cultural variations; i...
Transport University Annotation: This article emphasizes that Eastern civilization played an import...
The article presents Plato’s views on topic of the old age and aged people. There were talked the fo...
Plato who is an excellent expert of the human nature, makes the subject of his interest the old age ...
Greek and Roman literature have bequeathed us a variety of perspectives on old age. Old age, in anc...
When does man begin to be old: when he is sixty, sixty-five and perhaps seventy? Nothing is more unc...
This paper highlights the platonic conception of old age as very different from the traditional one....
Human aging has not drawn much philosophical attention in the past. This is true not only of philoso...
Human aging has not drawn much philosophical attention in the past. This is true not only of philoso...
Human aging has not drawn much philosophical attention in the past. This is true not only of philoso...
We need to ask what one takes "aging" for and how one should live when one grows old, in order to co...
We need to ask what one takes "aging" for and how one should live when one grows old, in order to co...
This study discusses the tradition of ideal ageing, which emphasizes life-long virtue as an avenue...