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Preface | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
Abbreviations | ||
Ch. 1 | Introduction: The Divinity of Inside and Outside | 3 |
Ch. 2 | Innards | 12 |
Entrails: Learning, Feeling, Dividing | 12 | |
Heart, Liver, Phrenes, Inner Liquids | 18 | |
"Spirit," "Soul," "Mind" | 27 | |
Metaphor and "Anatomical Details" | 33 | |
Concreteness of the Innards: Poroi and Pre-Socratics | 40 | |
Insight into Disunity | 44 | |
Ch. 3 | Disease and Divination: Knowing the Causes of Pain | 49 |
External and Internal Forces of Disease | 49 | |
Channels to the Soul: The Vulnerability of Sight and Hearing | 59 | |
Inner Movement: Source of Knowledge, Sign of Pain | 65 | |
Black Prophetic Innards | 68 | |
Discourse of Darkness | 75 | |
Ch. 4 | The Flux of Feeling | 78 |
Death, Sleep, Dream, and Underground Rivers | 78 | |
Flow and Storm | 81 | |
Breaths of Passion | 88 | |
Ch. 5 | Inner World, Underworld, and Gendered Images of "Mind" | 99 |
"Mind," Earth, Womb, Hades | 99 | |
Inner Impurities and Emissions: "Good" Turned "Bad" | 102 | |
The Mainly Female "Mind" | 106 | |
Ch. 6 | The Zoology and Daemonology of Emotion | 114 |
Daemonic Weather, Wind, Fire | 114 | |
Goads, Whips, Pursuit | 117 | |
Biting, Eating | 119 | |
Oistros, Poison, Snakes, Dogs | 120 | |
The Mobile Adversary One Cannot Fight | 125 | |
The Aerial Terrorist | 129 | |
These Inner Wounds Are Real | 132 | |
The Alternative: Growth Within | 134 | |
Ch. 7 | Animal, Daimon: Bringers of Death and Definition | 138 |
Nonhuman: What We Defend Ourselves Against | 138 | |
Animal Weaponry | 141 | |
Using Animal Is Using Daimon | 144 | |
Nonhuman Definition of the Human | 147 | |
Gods' Weapons | 152 | |
Personifications | 157 | |
States of Mind: Multiple, Daemonic, Female | 159 | |
Ch. 8 | Blood in the Mind | 162 |
Ate, Lyssa: Madness Personified | 162 | |
Epic Erinyes | 164 | |
Tragic Erinyes: Damage "from the Ground" | 168 | |
Blood, Murder, Madness | 172 | |
Erinyes Seen | 179 | |
The Most Polluted Day | 182 | |
Erinyes Unseen | 185 | |
Where the Terrible Is Good | 189 | |
Works Cited | 193 | |
Index | 205 |
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