Sokrates fasziniert: Zu Begriff und Metaphorik der Faszination

Archiv für Begriffsgeschichte 53:9-31 (2011)
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The modern term >fascination fascination force divided self< allow to indicate them as prototypical descriptions of fascination. References to Plato by Marsilio Ficin and Friedrich Nietzsche expose the importance of Socrates in the conceptual history of fascination.

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