Dzieło · Renesans i humanizm
Narcyz: rozprawa o „Poznaj samego siebie”
Dialog filozoficzny odczytujący mit Narcyza jako wezwanie do samopoznania: kto odnajduje w sobie niewidzialnego, prawdziwego człowieka, odnajduje Boga.
Wprowadzenie
“Narcissus” is counted among Skovoroda’s earliest philosophical dialogues; it was written around 1770, during or shortly after his years at the Kharkiv Collegium, and circulated in manuscript like all his works. In a conversation between friends it turns the myth of Narcissus around: the youth who falls in love with his reflection becomes an image of the right kind of self-love, provided one looks beyond the visible body to the invisible, true human being within, which is God’s image and finally God himself. The dialogue develops Skovoroda’s doctrine of the two natures and his symbolic reading of Scripture, with many references to the Bible and to classical authors. It forms the core of his later treatises on self-knowledge and is a standard text in histories of Ukrainian philosophy.
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