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Plato, drug culture, and identity in ancient Athens (book)
Michael A. Rinella, Pharmakon: Plato, Drug Culture, and Identity in Ancient Athens (Lexington Books, forthcoming May 2010).
Table of Contents for Pharmakon:
- Introduction - The Pharmakon, Ecstasy, and Identity
- Chapter 1. Wine and the Symposion
- Chapter 2. The Symposion and the Question of Stasis
- Chapter 3. Plato's Reformulation of the Symposion
- Chapter 4. Drugs, Epic Poetry, and Religion
- Chapter 5. Socrates Accused
- Chapter 6. Socrates Rehabilitated
- Chapter 7. Medicine, Drugs, and Somatic Regimen
- Chapter 8. Magic, Drugs, and Noetic Regimen
- Chapter 9. Speech, Drugs, and Discursive Regimen
- Chapter 10. Philosophy's Pharmacy
- Afterword: Towards a New Ethics of the Pharmakon
Posted by David Fahey on March 5, 2010 at 07:29 AM in Books, Drugs (general), Greece | Permalink