After the summer break, philosophical activities resumed last week at Nueva Acrópolis Córdoba with the holding of a reading workshop dedicated to the myth of Theseus and the Minotaur, a proposal that combined reflection, symbolism, and cultural education.

The two-hour meeting brought together participants interested in philosophy and mythological narratives, who were able to delve into the meaning of Theseus as an archetype of the hero, as well as the representation of the Minotaur and the labyrinth as symbols of the inner trials of the human being.

Throughout the workshop, different levels of interpretation of the myth were explored, ranging from its narrative dimension to its philosophical meaning, highlighting values such as courage, awareness, and the search for meaning.

The activity created an atmosphere of enthusiasm and motivation among those in attendance, who left with a renewed willingness to face everyday difficulties with a more reflective and committed outlook.