Vieux, un Grec ne peut l'être. Amérique du nord in thirty-four canvases

in thirty-four canvases

emphasizing the continuity of the connection with ancestral creation

a task and an initiatory masterpiece

this first monograph on Benjamin-Constant brings together an international team of seasoned experts who

After the rationalist aesthetic (Pagano

Vieux, un Grec ne peut l'être. Amérique du nord in thirty-four canvases"A Greek cannot be old," proclaims Plato in the Timaeus . What could the Greek philosopher of the 4th century mean by this? century BC? More generally, how did ancient society think about aging? In particular, how did doctors try to explain this phenomenon and even remedy it? Was aging the result of a disease and as such could be slowed down or even abolished, or on the contrary was it a process as natural as it was inevitable? What importance did the