In an outstanding article, A.M.G. McLeod discussed the narrative of the madness of Leucippus, its description by those present and his healing by a man of art, illuminating it by the theories of Erasistratus and Galen. Achilles Tatius is certainly interested in the medical aspect of emotions, and the connection with Galen is clear (especially with the three little treatises on the emotions and the errors of the soul, its capabilities, and the humours of the body). All the characters in the novel feel many varied emotions, of which Achilles Tatius takes care to describe in an expressive manner the exterior signs and the effects of psychic alteration. Like Galen, he accords great importance to the body, to emotions and to sensory causality in...
Do theories of emotion affect emotional “practice”? That is, do theories affect the ways in which pe...
The aim of this article is to investigate the taxonomy of emotions formulated by Saint Thomas Aquina...
Only recently has the history of emotions emerged as a field of investigation, and within that field...
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Achilles Tatius manifests a real taste for the description of suffering, either in the narrative its...
Examined here, through analysis of the use of words from the family of sôphrôn by the Greek novelist...
International audienceThe present article is an edition of the Pathologia (1706), a Latin manuscript...
One of the main, initial thesis of the article is that in the tragedies `Hρακλής μαινόμενος by Euri...
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This article deals with the status of emotions in the Ciceronian rhetorical theory. Presented as the...
L’étude porte sur les conceptions philosophiques, physiologiques et cliniques mises en jeu par la qu...
The story of Medea provides a wide range of themes to be explored and passion emerges as a frequent ...
The role of emotions in the Metamorphoses of Apuleius is more important than that played in the trad...
This dissertation seeks to demonstrate that the Aristotelian passions or pathç are the unity of two ...
The long lasting tradition linking the cosmos and the analogical microcosm of man, which founded the...
Do theories of emotion affect emotional “practice”? That is, do theories affect the ways in which pe...
The aim of this article is to investigate the taxonomy of emotions formulated by Saint Thomas Aquina...
Only recently has the history of emotions emerged as a field of investigation, and within that field...
The novel of Achilles Tatius, Leucippus and Clitophon, is known for the particular role played by th...
Achilles Tatius manifests a real taste for the description of suffering, either in the narrative its...
Examined here, through analysis of the use of words from the family of sôphrôn by the Greek novelist...
International audienceThe present article is an edition of the Pathologia (1706), a Latin manuscript...
One of the main, initial thesis of the article is that in the tragedies `Hρακλής μαινόμενος by Euri...
Although the romance of Achilles Tatius is concerned with vision (betrayed, manipulated, in love), i...
This article deals with the status of emotions in the Ciceronian rhetorical theory. Presented as the...
L’étude porte sur les conceptions philosophiques, physiologiques et cliniques mises en jeu par la qu...
The story of Medea provides a wide range of themes to be explored and passion emerges as a frequent ...
The role of emotions in the Metamorphoses of Apuleius is more important than that played in the trad...
This dissertation seeks to demonstrate that the Aristotelian passions or pathç are the unity of two ...
The long lasting tradition linking the cosmos and the analogical microcosm of man, which founded the...
Do theories of emotion affect emotional “practice”? That is, do theories affect the ways in which pe...
The aim of this article is to investigate the taxonomy of emotions formulated by Saint Thomas Aquina...
Only recently has the history of emotions emerged as a field of investigation, and within that field...