Plato Prehistorian: Myth, Religion, Archeology
Mary Settegast’s Plato Prehistorian considers Plato through the lenses of myth, religion, and archaeology. Bringing these fields into conversation, the book explores how philosophical ideas may be understood alongside broader questions about prehistory, ancient cultures, and the interpretation of humanity’s distant past.
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Plato Prehistorian examines Plato in connection with myth, religion, and archaeology.
The book focuses on the relationship between philosophical thought and interpretations of the ancient past.
It brings together themes from prehistory, religious study, and archaeological inquiry.
Mary Settegast presents a cross-disciplinary exploration for readers interested in Plato and the origins of human culture.
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