Abstract
The article deals with the doctrines of Orpheus and Pythagoras about the immortality of the soul in the context of the birth of philosophy in ancient Greece. Orpheus demonstrated the closeness of heavenly (divine) and earthly (human) worlds, and Pythagoras mathematically proved their fundamental identity. Greek philosophy was “an investment in the afterlife future”, being the product of the mystical (Orpheus) and rationalist (Pythagoras) theology
Highlights
В статье рассмотрены учения Орфея и Пифагора о бессмертии души в контексте зарождения философской мысли в Древней Греции
The article deals with the doctrines of Orpheus and Pythagoras about the immortality of the soul in the context of the birth of philosophy in ancient Greece
– New York, NY: Cambridge University Press, 2005
Summary
В статье рассмотрены учения Орфея и Пифагора о бессмертии души в контексте зарождения философской мысли в Древней Греции. Можно долго спорить о возможности жизни после смерти и сюрпризов, которые будут ожидать нас (если будут) за гробовой доской, но это будут лишь досужие фантазии. Она не забывала ничего из того, что было с ней как в прежних жизнях на земле, так и в Аиде [9].
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