Human identity in Plato’s Alcibiades I (some notes on anthropological questions in ancient Greek philosophy)

Ancient greek philosophy and modern psychiatry.

on some bayesian statistical models in actuarial science with emphasis on claim count

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Some Notes and Questions on Probabilistic Hypersurface

Here is some comments, questions, propositions about the probabilistic hypersurface presented at the INSTN. We start with some general considerations and questions of practical importance (section 3), to pursue by some (simple) suggestions of interesting studies, mainly for the parts C to F of the presentation (section 4). We finish with more conceptual questions, that are perhaps less importan...

Case Attraction in Ancient Greek

Case attraction has stood as a puzzling, and elusive, oddity of older Indo-European languages. This paper focuses on attraction in Ancient Greek, establishing both the regularity of the operation and its underlying motivation. A novel method is proposed for grounding case in terms of a feature-based representation of agentivity properties, loosely based on Dowty’s proto-role theory, but reformu...

Dreams in ancient Greek Medicine.

Dreams preoccupied the Greek and Roman world in antiquity, therefore they had a prominent role in social, philosophical, religious, historical and political life of those times. They were considered as omens and prophetic signs of future events in private and public life, and that was particularly accentuated when elements of actions which took place in the plot of dreams were associated direct...