A mistrust of the pleasures, an emphasis on the consequences of their abuse for the body and the soul, a valorization of marriage and marital obligations, a disaffection with regard to the spiritual meanings imputed to the love of boys: a whole attitude of severity was manifested in the thinking of philosophers and physicians in the course of the first two centuries.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
A whole attitude of severity...
Foucault, The Care of the Self, p.39:
Labels:
Aversion/Desire,
Foucault,
Marriage,
Pleasure/Pain,
Temperance
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