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Thumos and Why Passion Must Be a Driving Force of Your Life

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By Thomas L. Pangle, Angela Hobbs, Shirley Darcus Sullivan, Barbara Koziak
| The Art of Manliness Verified
Last week we explored Plato’s allegory of the chariot, which the ancient philosopher used to explain the tripartite nature of the soul or psyche. In the allegory, a chariot (representing the soul) is pulled by a rebellious dark horse (symbolizing man’s appetites) and a spirited white horse (symbolizing thumos).
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Thumos and Why Passion Must Be a Driving Force of Your Life

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By Kate McKay, Thomas L. Pangle, Shirley Darcus Sullivan, Barbara Koziak
| The Art of Manliness Verified
Last week we explored Plato’s allegory of the chariot, which the ancient philosopher used to explain the tripartite nature of the soul or psyche. In the allegory, a chariot (representing the soul) is pulled by a rebellious dark horse (symbolizing man’s appetites) and a spirited white horse (symbolizing thumos).
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Thumos and Why Passion Must Be a Driving Force of Your Life

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By Thomas L. Pangle, Angela Hobbs, Shirley Darcus Sullivan, Barbara Koziak
| The Art of Manliness Verified
Last week we explored Plato’s allegory of the chariot, which the ancient philosopher used to explain the tripartite nature of the soul or psyche. In the allegory, a chariot (representing the soul) is pulled by a rebellious dark horse (symbolizing man’s appetites) and a spirited white horse (symbolizing thumos).
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