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Psychagogie ist laut der platonischen Rhet … Psychagogie ist laut der platonischen Rhetoriktradition die Seelenleitung (oder Seelenführung, Seelenlenkung) des Menschen durch den Menschen. Psychagogie konkretisiert Rhetorik als Mittel oder Kunst, die Meinungen anderer Menschen zu beeinflussen bzw. zu manipulieren.chen zu beeinflussen bzw. zu manipulieren.
, Psychagogy is a psycho-therapeutic method … Psychagogy is a psycho-therapeutic method of influencing behavior by suggesting desirable life goals. In a more spiritual context, it can mean guidance of the soul. It is considered to be one of many predecessors to modern psychology.It was used to describe the goals of the ancient Greek theater sense the goal of a play was to teach the Greek civilians higher concepts. If the play had no higher teachings but still captivating it was consider "entertainment". Entertainment is about someone coming into and controlling your mind Εnter] - from Latin intrō, from intrā (“inside”) [-tain] - from Latin sub- + teneo ("hold, grasp, possess, occupy, control") e.g. sustain, obtain. [-ment] - from Latin mēns (“the mind”) and it's used today as an English translation for the word Psychagogy The word comes from Plato's Phaedrus (261a and 271c).mes from Plato's Phaedrus (261a and 271c).
, Psychagogia eller konsten att leda själar … Psychagogia eller konsten att leda själar härstammar från grekiskans psûchê (själ) och ago (leda). Psychagogia förekommer först i Platons dialog Faidros. Psychagogia kan sägas vara en tidig form av det som senare blev kristen själavård, psykologi eller moralterapi.en själavård, psykologi eller moralterapi.
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Psychagogie ist laut der platonischen Rhet … Psychagogie ist laut der platonischen Rhetoriktradition die Seelenleitung (oder Seelenführung, Seelenlenkung) des Menschen durch den Menschen. Psychagogie konkretisiert Rhetorik als Mittel oder Kunst, die Meinungen anderer Menschen zu beeinflussen bzw. zu manipulieren.chen zu beeinflussen bzw. zu manipulieren.
, Psychagogia eller konsten att leda själar … Psychagogia eller konsten att leda själar härstammar från grekiskans psûchê (själ) och ago (leda). Psychagogia förekommer först i Platons dialog Faidros. Psychagogia kan sägas vara en tidig form av det som senare blev kristen själavård, psykologi eller moralterapi.en själavård, psykologi eller moralterapi.
, Psychagogy is a psycho-therapeutic method … Psychagogy is a psycho-therapeutic method of influencing behavior by suggesting desirable life goals. In a more spiritual context, it can mean guidance of the soul. It is considered to be one of many predecessors to modern psychology.It was used to describe the goals of the ancient Greek theater sense the goal of a play was to teach the Greek civilians higher concepts. If the play had no higher teachings but still captivating it was consider "entertainment". Entertainment is about someone coming into and controlling your mind Εnter] - from Latin intrō, from intrā (“inside”) [-tain] - from Latin sub- + teneo ("hold, grasp, possess, occupy, control") e.g. sustain, obtain. [-ment] - from Latin mēns (“the mind”) and it's used today as an English translation for the word Psychagogynglish translation for the word Psychagogy
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