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The nature of melancholy : from Aristotle to Kristeva

Part 1: Aristotle to Freud. 1. Aristotle (or a Follower of Aristotle), Melancholy, from Problems. 2. Galen, Diseases of the Black Bile, from On the Affected Parts. 3. Cassian, Of the Spirit of Accidie, from The Foundations of the Cenobitic Life and the Eight Capital Sins Book X Chapters I-IV. 4. Avicenna, On Black Bileand Melancholia, from Canon of Medicine. 5. Hildegard of Bingen, Melancholia in Men and Women, from Holistic Healing. 6. Ficino, Learned People and Melancholy, from The Three Books of Life. 7. Weyer, Melancholia, Witches, and Deceiving Demons, from Of Deceiving Demons. 8 Teresa o.

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  • "Spanning 24 centuries, this anthology collects over 30 pieces of Western writing about melancholy and related conditions. It unravels an ongoing conversation across centuries and continents as thinkers interpret, respond, and build on each other's work."
  • "Part 1: Aristotle to Freud. 1. Aristotle (or a Follower of Aristotle), Melancholy, from Problems. 2. Galen, Diseases of the Black Bile, from On the Affected Parts. 3. Cassian, Of the Spirit of Accidie, from The Foundations of the Cenobitic Life and the Eight Capital Sins Book X Chapters I-IV. 4. Avicenna, On Black Bileand Melancholia, from Canon of Medicine. 5. Hildegard of Bingen, Melancholia in Men and Women, from Holistic Healing. 6. Ficino, Learned People and Melancholy, from The Three Books of Life. 7. Weyer, Melancholia, Witches, and Deceiving Demons, from Of Deceiving Demons. 8 Teresa o."@en

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  • "Geschiedenis (vorm)"
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