To approach what was distinctive in a vision as complex and protean as that of the Greeks, let us begin by examining one of its most striking characteristics-a sustained, highly diversified tendency to interpret the world in terms of archetypal principles.
An edition of The passion of the Western mind
(1991)
The Passion of the Western Mind
Understanding the Ideas that Have Shaped Our World View
by Richard Tarnas
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