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Dafna11 [192]
3 years ago
11

La frase "nadie se baña 2 veces en el mismo rio" del filósofo griego heraclito ¿tiene incidencia en la cotidianeidad de la vida?

¿porque?
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jolli1 [7]3 years ago
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Answer:

La frase del filósofo Heráclito puede reflejar su impacto en la cotidianeidad de la vida a través de la siguiente, la apreciación de la vida de cada persona como una sucesión de instantes únicos e irrepetibles, donde la aparición de un instante requiere de la "muerte" del instante inmediatamente anterior y el instante actual ha de "morir" para que surja el siguiente instante.

La unicidad de cada instante se debe a la composición y el estado de la persona, cuyo comportamiento y naturaleza es inabarcable, y su relación con los demás, aún más inabarcable. Es en ese sentido que "nadie se baña dos veces en el mismo río".

Explanation:

La frase del filósofo Heráclito puede reflejar su impacto en la cotidianeidad de la vida a través de la siguiente, la apreciación de la vida de cada persona como una sucesión de instantes únicos e irrepetibles, donde la aparición de un instante requiere de la "muerte" del instante inmediatamente anterior y el instante actual ha de "morir" para que surja el siguiente instante.

La unicidad de cada instante se debe a la composición y el estado de la persona, cuyo comportamiento y naturaleza es inabarcable, y su relación con los demás, aún más inabarcable. Es en ese sentido que "nadie se baña dos veces en el mismo río".

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