The Greeks and the Irrational
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| + | '''''The Greeks and the Irrational''''' (1951) is a book by [[E. R. Dodds]] It charts the influence of [[irrational]] forces in [[Greek culture]] up to the time of [[Plato]]. | ||
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| - | * The classical scholar [[E. R. Dodds]] used ego psychology as the framework for his influential study ''[[The Greeks and the Irrational]]'' (1951). | ||
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The Greeks and the Irrational (1951) is a book by E. R. Dodds It charts the influence of irrational forces in Greek culture up to the time of Plato.
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