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Homoseksualność według starożytnych Greków

Laskowski, Łukasz

Verbum vitae : półrocznik biblijno-teologiczny, 2021, Vol.39 (1), p.75-95 [Periódico revisado por pares]

John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin - Faculty of Theology

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  • Título:
    Homoseksualność według starożytnych Greków
  • Autor: Laskowski, Łukasz
  • Assuntos: Ancient Philosphy ; Ancient World ; Arystoteles ; Gender history ; homoseksualizm ; Platon ; Plutarch ; Social history ; Social Philosophy ; starożytna Grecja ; tradycja
  • É parte de: Verbum vitae : półrocznik biblijno-teologiczny, 2021, Vol.39 (1), p.75-95
  • Descrição: The article presents the issue of homosexuality in ancient Greece. Pederasty as a relationship between an adult male and a boy was a special part of mentoring. It is sometimes associated with the sexual oppression and intrusiveness relevant to a patriarchal society. Homosexual relations between peers and adults were known and accepted as long as they did not exceed the rules set by the polis. They could not violate the virtue of moderation and reduce men to the role ascribed to women, and the passive partner did not experience pleasure in the sexual relationship. Women could not take on the male role because it would mean achieving the pleasure inherent in men. The causes of homosexuality were sought in the positive will of god, explaining it as a desire to unite also with what is similar, as well as in nature and upbringing, and later in human physiology.
  • Editor: John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin - Faculty of Theology
  • Idioma: Inglês;Polonês;Alemão

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