Logos and Muthos: Philosophical Essays in Greek Literature

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State University of New York Press (2009)
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These essays reveal a dynamic range of interactions, reactions, tensions, and ambiguities, showing how Greek literary creations impacted and provided the ...

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Violence and vulnerability in aeschylus' suppliants.Sara Brill
Alētheia from Poetry into Philosophy: Homer to Parmenides.Rose Cherubin
Philosophical Readings of Homer : Ancient and contemporary insights.Catherine Collobert
The fake that launched a thousand ships : The question of identity in euripides' Helen.Michael Davis
Archaic knowledge.James Lesher
Homer's challenge to philosophical psychology.Fred Miller
Allegory and the origins of philosophy.Gerard Naddaff
No second Troy : Imagining Helen in greek antiquity.Ramona Naddaff
Luck and virtue in pindar, aeschylus, and sophocles.C. D. C. Reeve
Poetic peithō as original speech.P. Christopher Smith
The agamemnon and human knowledge.William Wians
Sophocles' humanism.Paul Woodruff

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