Drunk is strong. Meys M.

Silen - a mentor and companion of Dionysus, God of wine and a rampant. The “drunk strong” of the American philosopher and art critic Morgan Meys begins with an analysis of the shelter of the same one, Peter Paul Rubens, to then turn into a bewitching study of philosophical pessimism, which passes through the centuries: from the bleaches of a goat torn to pieces in ancient mystery cults to the “birth of the traged »Friedrich Nietzsche; From the disaster of the Bronze Age and the Trojan War to the Second World War. This book, shamelessly gloomy and funny at the same time, will appeal to all lovers of art and reasoning about the ultimate issues of human being.