28.01.2005, 22:17
aravanessë a écrit :Malaelin, tu peux me donner tes souces
Bien sûr.
Citation :Hröa and fëa he would say are wholly distinct in kind, and not on the 'same plane of derivation from Eru', (Author's Note 1, p. 336) but were designed each for the other, to abide in perpetual harmony. The fëa is indestructible, a unique identity which cannot be disintegrated or absorbed into any other identity. The hröa, however, can be destroyed and dissolved: that is a fact of experience. (In such a case he would describe the fëa as 'exiled' or 'houseless'.)
HoME X, Athrabeth Finrod ah Andreth
Citation :The Elves observed that all Men died (a fact confirmed by Men). They therefore deduced that this was 'natural' to Men (sc. was by the design of Eru), and supposed that the brevity of human life was due to this character of the human fëa: that it was not designed to stay long in Arda. Whereas their own fëar, being designed to remain in Arda to its end, imposed long endurance on their bodies; for they were (as a fact of experience) in far greater control of them.
HoME X, Athrabeth Finrod ah Andreth
Désolé, pas le temps de traduire.