The Early Greek Concept of the Soul (Mythos)
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Word Count
41,500 words, Guess
Page Count
166 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- ISBN-100691101906
- ISBN-139780691101903
- LibraryThing9678
- Better World Books9780691101903
- Open LibraryOL7758509M
Classifications
- LCCBL795.S62B73 1987
First Sentence
MODERN SECULARIZATION has made the salvation of the soul a problem of diminishing importance, but the prominence in Western society of psychiatry and psychology shows that we still care for our psyche, for modern terms implies that the Greeks viewed the soul in the modern way.
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Topics
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