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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. His mother was burned alive by the god who loved her. He was saved from her body and carried to term in his father's thigh. He was torn apart by Titans and reassembled. He wandered in exile and madness. He arrived in Greece as a stranger, was refused, and became the god without whom the culture could not function.Dionysus is the twice-born god - the god of wine and ecstasy and theater and the dissolution of the boundaries between the self and the world. The last of the Olympians to arrive and the most necessary. The god whose worship the Greeks most feared and most needed simultaneously.Dionysus is the interior account of the most complicated of the divine beings - what it meant to be the god of the thing that unmade the self, to govern the ecstasy that was also terror, to bring the liberation that was also danger. The Maenads who left their homes for the mountains. Pentheus, who refused and died at his own mother's hands. Ariadne, weeping on Naxos, whom he found and made divine. The theatrical tradition - tragedies and comedies both - born from his festivals. The dissolution that revealed connection. The dying and the returning that was at the center of everything.He was the joy that was also terror. He always returns. This is that story. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. His mother was burned alive by the god who loved her. He was saved from her body and carried to term in his father's thigh. He was torn apart by Titans and reassembled. He wandered in exile and madness. He arrived in Greece as a stranger, was refused, and became the god without whom the culture could not function.Dionysus is the twice-born god - the god of wine and ecstasy and theater and the dissolution of the boundaries between the self and the world. The last of the Olympians to arrive and the most necessary. The god whose worship the Greeks most feared and most needed simultaneously.Dionysus is the interior account of the most complicated of the divine beings - what it meant to be the god of the thing that unmade the self, to govern the ecstasy that was also terror, to bring the liberation that was also danger. The Maenads who left their homes for the mountains. Pentheus, who refused and died at his own mother's hands. Ariadne, weeping on Naxos, whom he found and made divine. The theatrical tradition - tragedies and comedies both - born from his festivals. The dissolution that revealed connection. The dying and the returning that was at the center of everything.He was the joy that was also terror. He always returns. This is that story. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. His mother was burned alive by the god who loved her. He was saved from her body and carried to term in his father's thigh. He was torn apart by Titans and reassembled. He wandered in exile and madness. He arrived in Greece as a stranger, was refused, and became the god without whom the culture could not function.Dionysus is the twice-born god - the god of wine and ecstasy and theater and the dissolution of the boundaries between the self and the world. The last of the Olympians to arrive and the most necessary. The god whose worship the Greeks most feared and most needed simultaneously.Dionysus is the interior account of the most complicated of the divine beings - what it meant to be the god of the thing that unmade the self, to govern the ecstasy that was also terror, to bring the liberation that was also danger. The Maenads who left their homes for the mountains. Pentheus, who refused and died at his own mother's hands. Ariadne, weeping on Naxos, whom he found and made divine. The theatrical tradition - tragedies and comedies both - born from his festivals. The dissolution that revealed connection. The dying and the returning that was at the center of everything.He was the joy that was also terror. He always returns. This is that story. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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