Vermin in Graeco-Roman Antiquity: An Imaginary of Animals In and Out of Place

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 2 - 8
1. Why Bother With ‘Vermin’? No access
2. The Approach No access
1. Greek No access
2. Latin No access
3. Art No access
4. Conclusions No access
1. The Destructive Paradigm No access
2. Making Use of ‘Vermin’ No access
3. Conclusions No access
1. Animal Disgust No access
2. Fascinating ‘Vermin’ No access
3. Disgust and Power No access
4. Conclusions No access
1. Animals Between Order and Disorder No access
2. Ominous ‘Vermin’ No access
3. Dreaming of ‘Vermin’ No access
4. Creepy-Crawly Metaphors No access
5. Conclusions No access
1. The Agency of Dead Animals No access
2. Playful Empathy No access
3. Conclusions No access
1. The Argument No access
2. An Ironical Place for ‘Vermin’ No access
Abbreviations No access Pages 139 - 139
Bibliography No access Pages 140 - 163
Index of Ancient Sources No access Pages 164 - 172
General Index No access Pages 173 - 175