The Greeks and the Irrational (Sather Classical Lectures)
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The Greeks and the Irrational (Sather Classical Lectures)

by E. R. Dodds

History Philosophy
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In The Greeks and the Irrational, E. R. Dodds explores the tension and interplay between reason and non-rational experience in ancient Greek culture. Presented as the Sather Classical Lectures, this influential work offers a scholarly examination of Greek thought, belief, and intellectual history.

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The Greeks and the Irrational examines the relationship between rational and non-rational elements in ancient Greek thought and culture.

Written by E. R. Dodds, the work presents a scholarly interpretation of classical Greek ideas and practices.

As part of the Sather Classical Lectures, it offers an academic perspective on the intellectual and cultural history of ancient Greece.

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