Experiencing Pain in Imperial Greek Culture by Daniel King
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Overview: Engages with modern theories of pain perception and contemporary cultural debates about pain and suffering
Examines the perceptions of the physical body in relation to broader representational, emotional, and social contexts in the Imperial world
Combines fine-grained analysis of ancient material with broad cultural history of the body from the perspectives of medicine, rhetoric and literature, and art criticism
Genre: Non-Fiction > History
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Requirements: PDF Reader, 2.3 MB
Overview: Engages with modern theories of pain perception and contemporary cultural debates about pain and suffering
Examines the perceptions of the physical body in relation to broader representational, emotional, and social contexts in the Imperial world
Combines fine-grained analysis of ancient material with broad cultural history of the body from the perspectives of medicine, rhetoric and literature, and art criticism
Genre: Non-Fiction > History
Download Instructions:
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https://userscloud.com/uhu3xqptddac