The Greeks and the Irrational
by E. R. Dodds
In The Greeks and the Irrational, E. R. Dodds explores the place of irrational ideas within Greek thought. Combining the perspectives of classical studies, philosophy, and intellectual history, this scholarly work considers the boundaries between reason, belief, and culture in the Greek world.
About This Book
The Greeks and the Irrational is a work by E. R. Dodds.
Its subject, as indicated by the title, concerns Greek thought and the concept of the irrational.
The book belongs to the study of classical culture, intellectual history, and philosophy.
It offers a scholarly approach to a central question about how rational and non-rational ideas may coexist within Greek traditions.
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