ПОЈАМ ДУШЕ У АНТИЦИ
Abstract
У античкој филозофији се појмови душа, унутрашњост и свест у свом интендираном значењу налазе као веома блиски. Појам џихр представља крајње полисемичну одредницу која унутар себе садржава читав низ суптилних значењских карактеристика које као да се окрећу око јединственог центра. Постоји читав низ мислилаца у антици који су на душу т.ј. унутрашњост гледали као на математичко суштаство. Ових суштастава има неколико по врстама, а оне се поглавито разграничавају складно захватању геометријском, аритметичком или хармонијском методом.
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