Brian P. Copenhaver is a distinguished professor emeritus of philosophy and history. His work delves into the history of thought, particularly focusing on magic and the occult within Western culture. He investigates the intersections of these concepts with philosophical and religious currents, revealing their impact on intellectual development. Copenhaver's approach is deeply rooted in the study of primary sources, offering readers insightful perspectives on past worldviews.
"My days of dark green euphoria is an irreverent, witty, provocative novel in which a hilarious and charming eco-anxious millennial temporarily escapes the harsh realities of the twenty-first century when she falls under the spell of her boyfriend's mother's gigantic carbon footprint -- and must discover how to find her balance again as she risks losing her career, her best friend, and her identity. Winner of the 2019 Siskiyou Prize for New Environmental Literature"--