Auteur: Bragova, Arina Mikhailovna
Titre: Cicero on pleasure – Цицерон о наслаждении
Revue/Collection: Juvenis scientia, 7
Annèe edition: 2017
Pages: 34-37
Mots-clès: Philosophie - Filosofia - Philosophy
Description: The article analyzes Cicero’s attitude to pleasure (‘voluptas’) as an ethic-philosophic category. Cicero differentiates between mental and physical pleasures. He argues with Epicureans that physical pleasure is the highest good; he considers it a vice alongside with avarice, a lust for wealth and luxury. Cicero is convinced that people should resist physical pleasures. Sapience helps them in this resistance. Mental pleasures are above physical ones. Cicero thinks that mental pleasures are the highest good because they are connected with moral beauty, virtues, dignity, authority and unselfish friendship. [Author]Text in russian [Russian bibliography]
Liens: https://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/tsitseron-o-naslazhdenii/viewer
Sigle auteur: Bragova 2017e
Titre: Cicero on pleasure – Цицерон о наслаждении
Revue/Collection: Juvenis scientia, 7
Annèe edition: 2017
Pages: 34-37
Mots-clès: Philosophie - Filosofia - Philosophy
Description: The article analyzes Cicero’s attitude to pleasure (‘voluptas’) as an ethic-philosophic category. Cicero differentiates between mental and physical pleasures. He argues with Epicureans that physical pleasure is the highest good; he considers it a vice alongside with avarice, a lust for wealth and luxury. Cicero is convinced that people should resist physical pleasures. Sapience helps them in this resistance. Mental pleasures are above physical ones. Cicero thinks that mental pleasures are the highest good because they are connected with moral beauty, virtues, dignity, authority and unselfish friendship. [Author]Text in russian [Russian bibliography]
Liens: https://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/tsitseron-o-naslazhdenii/viewer
Sigle auteur: Bragova 2017e
