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    This document summarizes information about Eros, Agape, and Psyche from Greek mythology. It discusses that in mythology, Eros was the god of sexual attraction, love and fertility. Agape refers to unconditional and reflective love that considers only the good of the loved one. Psyche represents the human soul that is united to the body in life and detached after death, and was portrayed alongside Eros as a complement in Greek art.

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    This document summarizes information about Eros, Agape, and Psyche from Greek mythology. It discusses that in mythology, Eros was the god of sexual attraction, love and fertility. Agape refers to unconditional and reflective love that considers only the good of the loved one. Psyche represents the human soul that is united to the body in life and detached after death, and was portrayed alongside Eros as a complement in Greek art.

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    This document summarizes information about Eros, Agape, and Psyche from Greek mythology. It discusses that in mythology, Eros was the god of sexual attraction, love and fertility. Agape refers to unconditional and reflective love that considers only the good of the loved one. Psyche represents the human soul that is united to the body in life and detached after death, and was portrayed alongside Eros as a complement in Greek art.

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    Diana Morales

    Mary Diaz
    Geraldine Maldonado
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    WHAT IS EROS?
    In Greek mythology, Eros (in ancient
    Greek Ἔρως) is the primordial god
    responsible for sexual attraction, love
    and sex, also revered as a god of
    fertility.
    In some myths he was the son of Nicte and
    Erebo but it was also said that it was
    Aphrodite and Ares, but according to Platon's
    banquet was conceived by Poros
    (abundance) and Penia (poverty) on
    Aphrodite's birthday. This explained the
    different aspects of love.
    Eros is the god of love. At first he was considered
    born at the same time as Gea and Chaos. ... So
    there would be a Love, son of Hermes and
    Aphrodite Urania, Anteros - opposite or reciprocal
    love - son of Ares (god of war) and Aphrodite
    (daughter of Zeus and Dione).
    HERMES AFRODITA
    "Queen Cipria, a woman, stokes the fire that maddens
    men for women, but Eros himself convinces the passion
    of men for men.“

    Thanaos is confused with Eros as it means a need for


    sexual activity
    WHAT IS AGAPE?

    Agápē (in Greek: ἀγάπη)? is the Greek


    term to describe a type of
    unconditional and reflective love, in
    which the lover takes into account only
    the good of the loved one.
    Some Greek
    philosophers of Platon's
    time used the term to
    designate, as opposed
    to personal love,
    universal love,
    understood as love of
    truth or humanity.
    Agape just like Eros is confused with storgé which
    means love of commitment and love phylos (from
    the Greek φιλíα) which means only fraternal love
    including friendship and affection.
    WHAT IS PSIQUE?

    The Psique, from the Greek ψυχή, psyché, "human


    soul", is a concept derived from the worldview of
    ancient Greece, which designated the vital force of
    an individual, united to his body in life and detached
    from it after his death.
    The term is maintained in several
    schools of psychology, losing in
    general its metaphysical value: it thus
    becomes the designation of all the
    processes and phenomena that
    make the human mind as a unit.
    Psyche is the complement
    of Eros, so in art the
    Greeks portrayed them as
    a couple
    GLOSARY

    • ANCIENT: antiguo
    • COMMITMENT: compromiso, obligación o responsabilidad
    • MADDENS: hecho
    • DETACHED: separado
    • PORTRAYED: retratado
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