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No references found	15pm, Sat 10am to 3pm (library) QUATUOR DIOTIMA [French string quartet, playing romantic and classical compositions] Sofia, June 21; Varna, June 23; Plovdiv, June 25 MARDIS DU CINEMA Mahaleo [film by Marie-Clemence et Cesar Paes (2005, 100'); with English subtitles] June 23, 7pm FESTIVAL CLEF D'OR [French song competition, open to all interested under 30 years old **in Plovdiv; visit afbg. Cultural centres by The Sofia Echo (Sofia, Bulgaria) For example, the distinction Plato makes in the dialogue Symposium between crude or vulgar eros and heavenly or spiritual eros, first mentioned by Pausanias (who was willing, in Freud's words [see epigraph], to "honor even an inferior object") and embellished by the priestess Diotima (who was not willing), encourages us to relinquish sexual acts in personal relationships and focus, instead, on the moral and intellectual improvement of ourselves and our partners. A history of erotic philosophy by Soble, Alan / The Journal of Sex Research Plato first used this symbol of the In-Between in The Symposium when Socrates asks Diotima whether Eros, the psychic force that drives the soul to seek the divine, is a mortal or an immortal, and she replies, using the preposition metaxy, that Eros is neither but instead is in tension "between" them, partaking of both but not fully identifiable with either. Eric Voegelin on the incarnate Christ by Henry, Michael / Modern Age	Diophantus Diophantus of Alexandria Diopsidae Diopside Dioptase Diopter dioptometer dioptre dioptric Dioptrics Dioptrimeter Dior Dior, Christian Diorama diorchism Diordiev, Evgenii Diordiev, Evgenii Iakovlevich Diori, Hamani Diorite Dioscorea Dioscoreaceae Dioscorides, Pedanius Dioscuri Dioscurias Diospyros Diotima Diouf, Abdou Diourbel Dioxane dioxide dioxin dioxolane dioxopurine dioxygen dioxygenase dip dip brazing dip circle dip coating Dip Compass dip correction dip edge dip fault dip inductor dip joint dip log dip mold dip needle dip of horizon dip oil dip plating	Dioskouroi Dioskouroi Dioskuri Dioskuri DIOSM Diosmin Diosmin 95 Diosmin95 Diospolis Diospolis Diospyros Diospyros Diospyros blancoi Diospyros digyna Diospyros discolor Diospyros ebenum Diospyros ebenum Diospyros kaki Diospyros kurzii Diospyros lotus Diospyros virginiana Diospyros virginica DIOSS DIOT DIOT&E Diota Diota Diotame Diotame Diothonea Diotima Diouf, Abdou Diourbel Diovan Diovan Diovan hct Diovan hct diovular diovulatory DIOW dioxacarb Dioxan Dioxan dioxane dioxane Dioxanes Dioxanes Dioxathion dioxide dioxide dioxide dioxides dioxides dioxides dioxin dioxin dioxin Dioxin-Responsive Element-3 Dioxindol Dioxine Dioxine

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15pm, Sat 10am to 3pm (library) QUATUOR DIOTIMA [French string quartet, playing romantic and classical compositions] Sofia, June 21; Varna, June 23; Plovdiv, June 25 MARDIS DU CINEMA Mahaleo [film by Marie-Clemence et Cesar Paes (2005, 100'); with English subtitles] June 23, 7pm FESTIVAL CLEF D'OR [French song competition, open to all interested under 30 years old **in Plovdiv; visit afbg.

Cultural centres by The Sofia Echo (Sofia, Bulgaria)

For example, the distinction Plato makes in the dialogue Symposium between crude or vulgar eros and heavenly or spiritual eros, first mentioned by Pausanias (who was willing, in Freud's words [see epigraph], to "honor even an inferior object") and embellished by the priestess Diotima (who was not willing), encourages us to relinquish sexual acts in personal relationships and focus, instead, on the moral and intellectual improvement of ourselves and our partners.

A history of erotic philosophy by Soble, Alan / The Journal of Sex Research

Plato first used this symbol of the In-Between in The Symposium when Socrates asks Diotima whether Eros, the psychic force that drives the soul to seek the divine, is a mortal or an immortal, and she replies, using the preposition metaxy, that Eros is neither but instead is in tension "between" them, partaking of both but not fully identifiable with either.

Eric Voegelin on the incarnate Christ by Henry, Michael / Modern Age