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The purpose of this paper is to analyze the topics of the discourse about decadence, a discourse which, as it is known, can be traced in many ancient and modern historical, philosophical and literary sources. Our inves- tigation, which takes as its starting point the works of Edwards 2002, Freund 1984, Le Goff 1991, Lovejoy-Boas 1997, Momigliano 1984 and Starn 1975, contends that ‘decadence’ is not a process that actually operates in human reality, but a metaphor used to interpret historical change. We will thus not attempt to describe a supposedly existing ‘decadence’, but the various ways in which discourses about decadence have been used to interpret historical, social or literary phenomena.

Retóricas de la decadencia: los tópicos de los discursos sobre la declinación desde la antigüedad hasta la modernidad