Uma tradução para o Agathos grego
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Artigo
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Filosofia e Educação
Journal ISSN
1984-9605
Page(s)/e-location
290-301
Language
pt, en
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Campinas, SP
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Abstract
Guiado pela investigação lógica e buscando sistematicamente denunciar e desfazer anacronismos, este discreto estudo questiona a tradução mais recorrente do verbete grego agathos, isto é, “Bom/Bem”, e, confirmando sua limitação e, em alguns casos, sua total inaplicabilidade, propõe “sentir-se bem” como tradução correta. De fato, uma vez testada a nova semântica nos textos aqui estudados, confirmou-se ser ela a mais apropriada e verdadeira.
Guided by logical investigation and systematically seeking to denounce and undo anachronisms, this discreet study questions the most recurring translation of the Greek word agathos, that is, “Good/Goodness”, and confirming its limitation and, in some cases, its total inapplicability, proposes “feel good” as the correct translation. In fact, once the new semantics has been tested in the texts studied here, it has been confirmed that it is the most appropriate and true.
Guided by logical investigation and systematically seeking to denounce and undo anachronisms, this discreet study questions the most recurring translation of the Greek word agathos, that is, “Good/Goodness”, and confirming its limitation and, in some cases, its total inapplicability, proposes “feel good” as the correct translation. In fact, once the new semantics has been tested in the texts studied here, it has been confirmed that it is the most appropriate and true.
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Keywords
Agathos, Tradução, Bom/Bem, Agathos, Translation, Good/Goodness
Citation
SOUZA, Jorge Luiz Lima de. Uma tradução para o Agathos grego. Filosofia e Educação. Campinas, SP, v. 11, n. 2, p. 290-301, dez. 2019. 10.20396/rfe.v11i2.8656072. Disponível em: https://periodicos.sbu.unicamp.br/ojs/index.php/rfe/article/view/8656072. Acesso em: 2024-05-13
