Tres formas de instituir la vida humana desde la periégesis de Pausanias (110 - 180). Un antecedente de los estudios etnográfico filosóficos.

The article describes the places visited by Pausanias, such as Plato's Academy and Aristotle's Lyceum in Athens, Ephesus, Samos, Clazomenae, Elea, Miletus, and Corinth. Three ways of understanding and instituting life are mentioned as alternatives to the repetition that leads to absurdity and suicide: the Athenian philosophical way, the Spartan military way, and the cunning Corinthian way. The influence of Pausanias on philosophers like Albert Camus is highlighted through anthropological authors like Frazer and essayists like Chateaubriand. Additionally, several places related to Greek philosophy are mentioned, such as Plato's Academy and Aristotle's Lyceum in Athens, Ephesus, Samos, Clazomenae, Elea, and Miletus. Different versions of the myth of Sisyphus and his punishment by the gods are also presented. [Extracted from the article]