Subject of constant reflections in other works and published studies, the theme of memory and its relations between past and present always provokes renewed perspectives regarding the readings of the ancient texts in our academic discussions. Analyzing the present time of a community behind an ancient document is likewise always challenging. However, in the present document (Mark’s Gospel), when analyzed in the light of heuristic concepts - such as memory, for example - there are very effective indications in proposing new (...) perceptions about the constant interaction between past memories and memory constructions in present times (of the ancient document that has been analysed). New horizons open up in the field of study of the texts that make up the New Testament when dialogues with psychology and research on memory. In this sense, this work applies the postulate of D.L. Schacter on the adaptations that are made in the memories of the past so that they meet the needs of the present to the gospel of Mark. It follows that the author of the said gospel rewrote the traditions received so that they answered questions that were made to them in the present. (shrink)

En el presente artículo recuperamos la longeva tradición del agón, del combate y la competición, griego en tanto que vehículo idóneo para formular una teoría del cuerpo que, a diferencia del moralismo helenístico y parte del pensamiento del Segundo Templo, a un tiempo recupera, reinterpreta y reemplaza la construcción agonística del cuerpo en la tradición clásica. Defendemos que el corpus paulino trasciende el esquema clásico del protagonista y el antagonista para formar una teoría relacional del cuerpo agonista en que cuerpo (...) y alma espejan el modelo relacional de las personas divinas. (shrink)