Love, sex and tragedy : how the ancient world shapes our lives / Simon Goldhill

This work explores the enduring influence of ancient Greece and Rome on contemporary society, examining how classical concepts of democracy, health, and relationships shape modern life. It analyses the persistent relevance of antiquity in current culture.

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vernon_accession 3937
vernon_id 7754
vernon_slug love-sex-and-tragedy-how-the-ancient-world-shapes-our-lives-simon-goldhill
vernon_authors Simon Goldhill
vernon_tags Psychology, Religion, History, Political science, Social sciences, Civilisation, Homosexuality, Sexual orientation, Sex (Psychology), Sensuality, Pleasure, Emotions, Sex, Love, Vertebrates, Chordata, Animals, Greece -- History, Human beings, Hominids, Primates, Mammals, Democracy, Rome -- History, Sex customs, Human body -- Social aspects
vernon_production_date 2004
vernon_brief_description Whether we are falling in love or waging wars in the name of democracy, Goldhill reveals how classical ideas continue to shape our behaviour and attitudes in crucial ways -- dust jacket.
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vernon_isbn_issn 0719555493
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