Three Modes of Disaster: Plutarch, Shakespeare, Derrida

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Chapter 5 Three Modes of Disaster: Plutarch, Shakespeare, Derrida

于Divining Disaster. Signs of Catastrophe in Ancient Greek Culture

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Michiel van Veldhuizen

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丛编： Mnemosyne, Supplements, 卷： 496and Mnemosyne, Supplements, History and Archaeology of Classical Antiquity, 卷： 496

Front Matter

Part 1 Divination and Semiotics: “Those Were the Signs” (494 BCE)

Part 2 Disasters and Definitions: “Disasters in the Sun” (1601)

Part 3 Agency and Punishment: “How Can I Have Lunch?” (1799)

Part 4 Uncertainty and Suffering: “Hell, Upside Down” (1972)

Part 5 Vulnerability and Contagion: “A Protean Disease” (2020)

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