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George Kazantzidis

    George Kazantzidis primarily explores the intersections of ancient medicine and poetry, with a special emphasis on the history of mental illness. His work delves into the semantics of ancient medical terminology and how it influenced poetic and dramatic texts of the classical world. Kazantzidis's approach is interdisciplinary, integrating insights from classical philology, the history of medicine, and literary criticism. His research illuminates the complex relationships between body, mind, and language in antiquity.

    Hope in Ancient Literature, History, and Art
    • Hope in Ancient Literature, History, and Art

      Ancient Emotions I

      • 407 pages
      • 15 hours of reading

      How did ancient Greeks and Romans conceive hope? This volume - the first part of the TCSV inquires on ancient emotions - investigates the ideas behind Greek elpis and Roman spes. While the introduction offers a systematic and theoretical discuss

      Hope in Ancient Literature, History, and Art