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The etymological root of adiaphora<\/strong> It is found in the Greek word adiaphores<\/em>, which can be translated as \"indifferent\"<\/strong>. The concept, according to the dictionary of the Royal Spanish Academy<\/strong> (RAE<\/strong>), is used in the field of ecdotic<\/strong> (the discipline dedicated to the analysis of text editing) to refer to a textual variant<\/strong> that does not modify the meaning of the original work in a substantial way or whose deviation cannot be established.<\/p>\n

\"Adiaphora\"An adiaphor, in this frame, is a variation of a<\/strong> text<\/strong>. Take the case of \"La Araucana\"<\/em><\/strong>, a famous poem by Alonso de Ercilla<\/strong>. This work had different editions between 1569<\/strong> Y 1590<\/strong>, which resulted in several adiaphoras.<\/p>\n

The concept is also used in the field of philosophy<\/strong>. The adiaphor can be understood as a apathetic attitude towards reality<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

For the stoics<\/strong>, adiaphoras are acts that, from the moral point of view<\/strong>, they result indifferent<\/strong>. Therefore they are beyond the trials<\/strong> about what is wrong or right. In other words, an adiaphor is not indicated or censured according to morality since it does not contribute to evil or goodness.<\/p>\n

The Stoics believed that good and bad were things that Humans<\/strong> they could control. What was left outside was an adiaphor, which more than an action could be a condition or an element. The relative adiaphoras<\/strong> implied the existence of a preference, whereas absolute adiaphoras<\/strong> they were linked to distinctions that were irrelevant. <\/p>\n

Finally, in Christianity, an adiaphor is an action that is not ordered or censored by<\/strong> God<\/strong>. In this way, the fact of specifying or omitting it is indistinct.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n

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