Psychology and the classics : : a dialogue of disciplines / / edited by Jeroen Lauwers, Jan Opsomer and Hedwig Schwall.
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| Place / Publishing House: | Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter,, [2018] 2018 |
| Year of Publication: | 2018 |
| Language: | English |
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| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (334 pages) |
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Table of Contents:
- Fundamentals for a cognitive semantics of Latin : image schemas and metaphor in the meaning of Roman animus-concept / William Short
- Odyssey 20 and cognitive science : a case study / Siobhan Privitera
- Bodies of knowledge : metaphor and mnemonic practice in ancient historiography / Jennifer J. Devereaux
- Feeling words : embodied metaphors in Seven against Thebes / Afroditi Angelopoulou
- The affective ancient theatre, a bio-cultural cognitive approach / Peter Meineck
- The sensed presence as an analytical tool in historical research / Gabriel Herman
- Transforming knowledge : using arts-based activity to explore classics and therapeutic practice / Alex Wardrop, Georgie Huntley and Silvie Kilgallon
- Learned helplessness, the structure of the Telemachy and Odysseus' return / Joel Christensen
- Anticipating audiences : Hesiod's works and days and cognitive psychology / Lilah Grace Canevaro
- Why does Orestes stay mad? / Marcia Dobson
- The elegiac revolution : Deleuze, desire, and Propertius' monobiblos / Kyle Khellaf
- Staging female selves in Sapphic poetry / Katerina Ladianou
- Developmental psychologies in the Roman world : empiricism or ideology? / Jacob Mackey
- Irony in Cicero's post-Reditum speeches / Luca Grillo
- Psychoanalysis and the rhetorical tradition : theory and technique / Paul Earlie
- Thucydides, Groupthink, and the Sicilian expedition fiasco / Aaron Turner
- Mystic initiation and the near-death experience / Richard Seaford
- Burton's Anatomy as classical, and present-day, mind science / Jennifer Radden
- The psychology of psychotherapy : ancient and modern perspectives / Christopher Gill.