Uranos, Cronos e Zeus: a mitologia grega e suas distintas percepções do tempo
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2010-12
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Reality of Time is an abstract and intuitive concept. Temporality can
be experienced and understood, but cannot be felt. Even the experience of
Time becomes ambiguous if we think in natural time (as eternal and
unchanging) and human time (as changeable and finite) as two distinct
instances of a common reality. Depending on this perception, Time is
simultaneously, as defined by Mircea Eliade, “sacred” and “profane”: eternal
and recoverable, historical and irreducible. In this article, we intend to examine
briefly the figures of Uranus, Cronus and Zeus as symbolic representatives of
these two different conceptions of Time in the ancient Hellenic imagination.
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Tempo, História, Sagrado e profano, Time, History, Sacred and profane
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GONÇALVES, Ana Teresa Marques; VIEIRA NETO, Ivan. Uranos, Cronos e Zeus: a mitologia grega e suas distintas percepções do tempo. Mirabilia, Vitória, v. 11, n. 2, p. 1-17, jul./dez. 2010.