Odysseus’ Changed Soul: A Contemporary Reading of the Myth of Er

In April of 2014, while I was in residence at the Townsend University Center at UC Berkeley, I taught a four-week graduate seminar entitled “Animation/Reanimation: New Starts in Eternal Recurrence,” and, in relation to that seminar, I delivered publically the Una’s Lecture, entitled “Odysseus’s Chan...

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1. Verfasser:	Catherine Malabou
Format:	Buchkapitel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Ancient philosophy Animals Arts Biological sciences Biology Caves Concept of being Concept of mind Consciousness theory Death Developmental biology Earth sciences Geography Geomorphology Government Hades Historical methodology Historiography History History of philosophy Humans Imaginary places Life cycle Literary elements Literature Mammals Metaphysics Monopsychism Ontological properties Ontology Otherworlds Philosophy Philosophy of mind Physical sciences Platonism Political philosophy Political science Primates Socratic philosophy Soul Sovereignty Underworld Zoology
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Zusammenfassung:	In April of 2014, while I was in residence at the Townsend University Center at UC Berkeley, I taught a four-week graduate seminar entitled “Animation/Reanimation: New Starts in Eternal Recurrence,” and, in relation to that seminar, I delivered publically the Una’s Lecture, entitled “Odysseus’s Changed Soul: A Contemporary Reading of Plato’s Myth of Er.” Two years later, in April of 2015, I revised this lecture in preparation for publication in the present volume, and delivered it as a new talk at UC San Diego. The title of the lecture this time was “Plato Reader of Agamben, From Homo Sacer to