Ramón Soneira Martínez (Austrian Academy of Sciences): Publications - PhilPeople

Austrian Academy of Sciences

Post-doctoral Fellow

Universität Erfurt

Max-Weber-Kolleg

PhD, 2022

Viena, Viena, Austria

0000-0003-0108-8844

Areas of Specialization

Classical Greek Philosophy

Pre-Socratic Philosophy

Religion and Society

Atheism and Agnosticism, Misc

Philosophy of Religion

Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy

History of Western Philosophy, Misc

Religious Topics, Misc

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Areas of Interest

Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy

Classical Greek Philosophy

Pre-Socratic Philosophy

History of Western Philosophy, Misc

Philosophy of Religion

Atheism and Agnosticism, Misc

Religion and Society

Religious Topics, Misc

5 more

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Peter Berger, Marjo Buitelaar und Kim Knibbe, eds.: Religion as Relation: Studying Religion in Context. The Study of Religion in a Global Context (Sheffield/bristol: Equinox Publishing Limited, 2021), 327 pp., ISBN 978-1-80050-070–9 (Paperback), £27.95 / $35.00 (review)
Zeitschrift für Religionswissenschaft 31 (2): 251-252. 2023.
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Reflexiones de ateísmo e "increencia" en torno al fragmento del "Sísifo"
'Ilu. Revista de Ciencias de Las Religiones 23 279-304. 2018.

In this paper is analyzed the fragment DK 88, B25 as a source of atheism and unbelief in Ancient Greece. After a description of the different studies that have been done of the fragment, we should focus the analysis in the different ideas and philosophical positions of the fragment. A detailed study of the text shows us many of the philosophical theories that compose the thought of the midfifth century BC. Those ideas are developed from the natural theology that is constructed in theistic opposi…Read more
In this paper is analyzed the fragment DK 88, B25 as a source of atheism and unbelief in Ancient Greece. After a description of the different studies that have been done of the fragment, we should focus the analysis in the different ideas and philosophical positions of the fragment. A detailed study of the text shows us many of the philosophical theories that compose the thought of the midfifth century BC. Those ideas are developed from the natural theology that is constructed in theistic opposition to the theology of the poets. In the mid-fifth century BC, specifically in Athens, this natural theology is expanded towards the Athenian intellectual circles that relativize the ritual practice and the existence of the gods. This is the cause of the irreligious and atheism positions that we can see in the fragment DK 88, B25.