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Hypotheses On Ulysses
This FREE, ready for download eBook presents a new way of interpreting Homer's Odyssey that is ingenious, beautiful, and elegant. It is an interpretation based on the theory of Cosmo-Art, that unites Heaven and Earth, life and death, men and women, pain and wisdom; and reveals the profound meaning of Homer’s ideas on how to reach immortality through the creation of secondary beauty, which is the result of a fusion of cosmic and human forces. Download now!
This FREE, ready for download eBook presents a new way of interpreting Homer's Odyssey that is ingenious, beautiful, and elegant. It is an interpretation based on the theory of Cosmo-Art, that unites Heaven and Earth, life and death, men and women, pain and wisdom; and reveals the profound meaning of Homer’s ideas on how to reach immortality through the creation of secondary beauty, which is the result of a fusion of cosmic and human forces. Download now!
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About Antonio Mercurio
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Ha studiato a Messina, a Bruxelles e a Parigi ed ha conseguito la laurea in Lettere Classiche, in Filosofia e in Teologia. E' stato il primo, in Italia e in Europa, a creare un istituto di antropologia e di psicoterapia di tipo universitario, con lezioni, seminari, tirocini e tesine di ricerca, nel 1970 a Roma (I.P.A.).Sin dal 1970 ha creato l'Antropologia Personalistica Esistenziale, espressione della sua opera e del suo pensiero; e successivamente la Sophia-Analisi, corrente psicoterapeutica riconosciuta nel 1996 dall'E.A.P. di Vienna (European Association for Psychotherapy), dalla P.P.L. di Mosca (Russian Professional Psichotherapy League) e dalla A.F.P. (Federazione Asiatica di Psicoterapia).
Nel 1985 crea la ''Sophia-Art'' e per ultimo nel 1995 la ''Cosmo-Art'' . E' stato il primo in Italia a organizzare congressi internazionali e seminari sulla vita prenatale. Ha creato le Olimpiadi e le Ulissiadi della S.U.R. Ha pubblicato numerosi libri e due riviste: PERSONA e QUADERNI DI PSICOTERAPIA ANALITICA ESISTENZIALE ed ha organizzato numerosi congressi di psicoterapia e di antropologia in ambito nazionale ed internazionale.
Molti dei suoi libri sono stati tradotti in inglese e sono disponibili sul sito della SOPHIA UNIVERSITY OF ROME[2].
Il libro "Ipotesi su Ulisse" �¨ disponibile in inglese e in spagnolo sul sito Free-ebooks.net alla categoria Science e International.
Opere pubblicate Amore e Persona ( Presupposti psicoanalitici ed esistenziali della coppia), 1976
Teoria della Persona e Metapsicologia Personalistica, 1978
Amore, Libert� e Colpa - (Psicoanalisi e Cristianesimo a confronto), 1980
La vie comme oeuvre d'art, 1988
Antropologia Esistenziale - Metapsicologia Personalistica, ...
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