Myth, Philosophy, and Literature
Part I: Dawn of the Western Tradition.- Chapter 1: Gilgamesh: An Epic for All Seasons.- Chapter 2: Plato's Tenth Muse: "Now, I Will Sing This Beautifully".- Chapter 3: Quid Pro Quo With the Gods: Anthropomorphism in Hesiod's Theogony.- Chapter 4: The Three Faces of Thucydides.- Part II: Epistemologies of Knowledge.- Chapter 5: Bridging Worlds: Comparative Epistemology and the Mind–Body Debate.- Chapter 6: Knowing That and Knowing How: Must It Be Either/Or? .- Chapter 7: Reimagining Knowledge: From Dualism to Pluralistic Epistemologies.- Part III: Literary Phenomenology & Cultural Contexts: Exploring Identity, Truth, & Ecology.- Chapter 8: Caring for Our Common Home: Ecocritical Perspectives on Pope Francis's Laudato Si'.- Chapter 9: Exploring Identity: Antonio Muñoz Molina's (2015) Take on Don Quixote.- Chapter 10: From Don Quixote to Post-Truth: Baroque Insights for Modern Times.- Chapter 11: From Page to Screen: Adapting Don Quixote for a New Era.- Chapter 12: Reading Through Time: Navigating Change with Literary Theory.- Chapter 13: Recognition, Enchantment, Knowledge, and Shock: A Response to Felski’s Literary Phenomenology.












