简介
Through a close reading of Sophocles'"Ajax, "Descartes'"Discourse on Method, "and Plato's "Meno, "Davis argues that ancient tragedy and modern science are alternative responses to the human longing for autonomy or striving to be a god. Tragic heroes assume that through politics they can exert more control over the world than the world will allow. To them the whole world is politics, or "polis. "Scientists seek to control by mastering nature, which, in essence, means to transform the whole of the world into a "Polis. "Thus the issues and motivations in modern science were already present in ancient tragedy.
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Ancient Tragedy and the Origins of Modern Science
Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgments
1— Introduction
2— Ancient Tragedy: Sophocles\\u0027 Ajax1
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3— The Origin of Modern Science: Descartes\\u0027 Discourse on Method I-III
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4— The End of Modern Science: Descartes\\u0027 Discourse on Method IV-VI
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5— The Limit of Autonomy: Plato\\u0027s Meno
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6— Conclusion
Notes
1.— Introduction
2.— Ancient Tragedy: Sophocles\\u0027 Ajax
3.— The Origin of Modern Science: Descartes\\u0027 Discourse on Method, I-III
4.— The End of Modern Science: Descartes\\u0027 Discourse on Method, IV-VI
5.— The Limit of Autonomy: Plato\\u0027s Meno
6.— Conclusion
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