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Maximilian Hepach

I’ll be presenting first thing tomorrow at in London on some of the work I’ve published in the Journal of Historical on Plato’s geographic myths and what they might tell us about seasonal and climate change.

The panel is on “Seasonal Cultures: Elements of Change”.

Screenshot of three presentation slides. The first shows two spheres on a white background. The left sphere shows a stick person on the outside and is titled “klima”, the right sphere a stick person on the inside and is titled “hora” The second slide shows a sphere with hollows on the surface and a passage cut through its middle. The third slide shows a quote reading: “This myth combines, as Paul Friedländer notes, the "geophysical sublayer" with a "mythic-metaphysical top layer"; in Socrates retelling, the physical and conceptual geographies of perception and experience become intertwined.” P. Friedländer, 'Platon als Geograph', in (ed.), Platon. Band 1. Seinswahrheit und Lebenswirklichkeit (Berlin: de Gruyter, 1954), 263, translation МН.
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