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Myth in Tragic Discourse

Rhetorical and mythopoetic strategies in Attic Tragedy

From Marginalian Editions: a far-seeing essay collection by the iconoclastic historian Jane Ellen Harrison—heroine to generations of writers from Virginia Woolf to Mary Beard—that explores the invisible tendrils between science and the sacred, the psychology of bias, the fulcrum of progress, and the countercultural courage of changing our minds in light of new understanding.
Alpha and Omega is the culminating work of Jane Ellen Harrison, the maverick Cambridge classicist who reshaped our understanding of ancient Greek culture and pioneered a radical vision of faith, imagination, and progress. Declaring herself a “deeply religious atheist,” Harrison rejected the confines of dogma to explore faith as the human capacity to transcend the known and imagine the possible. This collection of essays—published at the dawn of World War I—unpacks the invisible connections between science and spirituality, individual belief and collective consciousness, and reason and love as forces for societal transformation. With wit and daring, Harrison dismantles the binaries that divide us—young and old, feminine and masculine, sacred and profane—revealing how these tensions, when reconciled, can catalyze change.
As Maria Popova writes in her introduction, Harrison’s essays are an “act of faith toward the future and an act of heresy toward the status quo,” challenging us to rethink our biases, beliefs, and most deeply held assumptions. From the influence of Darwinism on religion to the psychology of conversion, from the evolution of gender roles to the ethics of pacifism, Alpha and Omega is a timeless guide to the imagination and courage required to live through an age of division and uncertainty.

Alpha and Omega

Plutarchs Moralia

Gegen die Stoiker

WAS IST WAS Rätselhefte

WAS IST WAS Rätseln und Stickern: Geschichte

Ancient Wisdom for Modern Readers

Lively new translations of two classical works that offer wise advice about how to resist temptationHow to Have Willpower brings together two profound ancient meditations on how to overcome pressures that encourage us to act against our own best interests-Plutarch's essay On Dysopia or How to Resist Pressure and Prudentius's poetic allegory Psychomachia or How to Slay Your Demons. Challenging the idea that humans are helpless victims of vice, these works-introduced and presented in vivid, accessible new prose translations by Michael Fontaine, with the original Latin and Greek texts on facing pages-emphasize the power of personal choice and the possibility of personal growth, as they offer insights and practical advice about resisting temptation. In the spirit of the best ancient self-help writing, Plutarch, a pagan Greek philosopher and historian, offers a set of practical recommendations and steps we can take to resist pressure and to stop saying "yes" against our better judgment. And in a delightfully different work, Prudentius, a Latin Christian poet, dramatizes the necessity to actively fight temptation through the story of an epic battle within the human soul between fierce warrior women representing our virtues and vices. Plutarch and Prudentius insist that we allow pressure or temptations to get the best of us. But they also agree that we can do something about it. And their wisdom can help.

An Ancient Guide to Not Giving In

How to Have Willpower

Fröhliche Wissenschaft

Seit der Zeit, als Don Quijote tapfer gegen die Mühlen anritt, hat sich der Mut vom Heldentum gelöst. Unsere Ära ist eine postheroische; schon lange opfern wir unser Leben nicht mehr einem höheren Ideal. Heutige Aufrufe, eine vermeintlich homogene Gesellschaft wiederherzustellen, entstammen immer nur dem unaufhörlichen Gemurmel der globalen Gerüchtemaschinen. Den Mut in der Moderne umzudenken erfordert, dessen Bestimmung als Überwindung der Angst angesichts des Todes aufzubrechen. Die Frage lautet nicht mehr: 'Wofür ist ein Mensch bereit zu sterben?', sondern 'Auf welches Begehren weigert er sich zu verzichten?'. Diese Fragestellung verzweigt sich in den Betrachtungen zu Theodor W. Adorno, Walter Benjamin, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Friedrich Hölderlin, Heinrich von Kleist und Jacques Lacan. Was uns in diesen divergierenden Überlegungen leitet, ist die Verknüpfung von Mut mit der Bereitschaft zum Wagnis. Nicht mehr die Konfrontation mit dem Tod macht diesen Mut aus, sondern die Negation seiner Allmacht zugunsten einer Unberechenbarkeit, die der Bezug zur Wahrheit ermöglicht.&nbsp;

Mut ohne Heldentum

PRE-ORDER THE CAPTIVATING TALE THAT CHARTS THE CONTROVERSIAL LIFE AND RISE TO POWER OF SEMIRAMIS, THE ONLY FEMALE RULER OF THE ASSYRIAN EMPIRE, NOW IN PAPERBACK'A stirring, addictive and intoxicating tale. . . Casati's Babylonia has cemented her as one of the most skilled and exciting writers of historical fiction' BEA FITZGERALD, author of GIRL, GODDESS, QUEEN'An astounding achievement, one of the most vivid, powerful works of historical fiction I have ever read. . . I was utterly swept up in the world of this novel' ELODIE HARPER, author of THE WOLF DEN----There are whispers of her fame, in the land long since turned to dust. The Queen who rose from nothing - and changed everything . . . Ancient Assyria, 9th century BC. An orphan is raised on the outskirts of a brutal empire. Heir to a tragic prophecy, Semiramis dreams of wielding power and escaping her destiny. Far away, a reluctant prince walks the corridors of his gilded palace in a city built by the gods. Ninus would rather spend his days in books and poetry than conquering the world of men. But when he meets Onnes, a broken, beautiful warrior, something awakens in them both. And as they grow into young men, their friendship deepens into something fiercer still. That is until Semiramis arrives. A savage love soon erupts between them all, even as a dark threat to the kingdom mounts. And before long, all three will be forced to learn the lesson of the gods - in Babylonia, you must bend the world to your will. What doesn't bend, you break. ----'Reading Babylonia is like reading an enchantment on the page, in which the unfathomable heroines of legend and history become living people' ANNIE GARTHWAITE, author of CECILYPRAISE FOR CLYTEMNESTRA'Vivid with fury, passion and strength, this is a fabulous myth retelling' JENNIFER SAINT'A blaze of a novel, fiery and furious - and alight with murderous revenge' DAILY MAIL'A powerhouse of a novel. Clytemnestra's rage, heartbreak and determination radiate off the page' ELODIE HARPER'A thrilling tale of power and prophecies, and the fierce Queen who fought back at those who wronged her' COSMOPOLITAN

Babylonia

New Research in the Microregions of Aigeira, Lousoi and Sikyon

Approaching Ancient Greek Coastal and Inland Poleis in the Northern Peloponnese

The adventures of Sláine Mac Roth continue in the second volume of the Definitive series. With character-defining arcs such as The Time Killer and The Tomb of Terror, this volume sees the exiled barbarian facing new trials and tribulations - including a trip through time which will have dangerous repercussions for everyone on Earth! Showcasing Pat Mills’s epic storytelling alongside the art of Glenn Fabry (Hellblazer, Swamp Thing), Bryan Talbot (The Adventures of Luther Arkwright), and David Pugh (Dan Dare), this is another unmissable entry for fans and new readers alike.

Slaine - The Definitive Edition, Volume 2

Rom und Pompeji als Orte der Liebe, Erotik und Sexualität

Die antike Stadt als Gefühlsraum

The sea doesn't forget. It knows all of this has happened before. And will happen again... Crescombe, North Devon 1840 As darkness creeps over the coast, a vast ship loses its way in the mist and is dashed against the cliffs of Crescombe. In the town, Lord Delmore - a daring young artist on the cusp of greatness - dives into the murky water to search for survivors, desperate to save one in particular... Only his legacy will last the night. Now Today, tourists are drawn to Crescombe by the story of Delmore's untimely demise, and the mystery surrounding his final, brilliant painting, Hero's Bay. Most are unaware of the town's other tales: of ghosts and curses; of a ruthless old smuggling family; and especially of the young women whose bodies have washed up along its rocky shoreline, decades apart but always in the same place. When bookish Finley arrives in Crescombe for the summer, he tries to convince himself he's only imagining the feeling he isn't alone in his attic room; that there must be some other explanation for the heavy window blowing open, or the scratching noises coming from behind the walls, as though something - or someone - is trying to break free. Soon, though, Finley is uncovering secrets Crescombe has kept for almost two centuries. Yet the more he learns about the remote seaside town, the further he's bonded to those who have gone before him - and the closer he comes to meeting the same watery end...

The chilling new mystery from the author of The Lost Storyteller

The Haunting of Hero's Bay

A FIERCE, WITCHY RETELLING OF IRISH MYTHOLOGY, FROM AN UNFORGETTABLE VOICE IN MYTHIC FICTIONRULER. MOTHER. GODDESS. WARRIOR. PERFECT FOR FANS OF ELODIE HARPER'S THE WOLF DEN, ROSIE HEWLETT'S MEDEA AND COSTANZA CASATI'S CLYTEMNESTRA -- They called me The Morrigan. I was magnificent. I was multitudes. They twisted my story, stripped me away. But I will tell it now in my own voice. It begins, as all the best stories do, in darkness. From a storm-tossed sea, she arrives on the shores of Ireland. Red-haired, wrathful, shifting from bird to beast to woman. The Morrigan, goddess of war and fate, endures centuries as invaders come and kings go, rulers shifting like the tide. She seeks vengeance on Conchobhar and Cuchulainn, legends bent on destroying all that she loves. She watches queens fall, women silenced, and power stolen by men who carve history in their image. But she is fury incarnate. And she will tear down their rule, shatter their chains, and set the women of Ireland free. An electric debut retelling of Ireland's mythic goddess of war, from a bold and powerful new voice. -- Readers are OBSESSED with The Morrigan 'A must read for anyone who is interested in Irish mythology' 5 ⭐ Review 'My expectations for this book were high but nothing could've prepared me for how much I adored The Morrigan' 5 ⭐ Review 'I LOVED this book and it has become an instant favourite' 5 ⭐ Review 'The writing is beautiful, lyrical and evocative' 5 ⭐ Review

The Morrigan

Studien zu Literatur und Erkenntnis

Studien zur literarischen Funktion und Tradition

Die Fabel bei Horaz

Myth in Tragic Discourse

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