"Party Animals: Drinkware and Transformation at the Greek Symposium" (Rowrbrazzle 158)
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Title
"Party Animals: Drinkware and Transformation at the Greek Symposium" (Rowrbrazzle 158)
Description
A personal introduction by Tofte followed by a short article about how the ancient Greeks used animal and transformation imagery in their drinking parties to entertain themselves, to worship the gods, to help protect themselves from evil, and to amplify the sense that wine can blur the lines of reality and take them away from the requirements of civilization, at least temporarily.
Creator
Christopher Polt (Tofte)
Publisher
Edd Vick (editor)
Date
2023-07
Rights
© 2023 Christopher Polt / Tofte
Format
Fanzine
Language
English
Coverage
pp. 205-215
License
Distribution permissions on file with FF&F
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Original Format
Printed paper
Physical Dimensions
8.5" x 11"
Files
Collection
Citation
Christopher Polt (Tofte), “"Party Animals: Drinkware and Transformation at the Greek Symposium" (Rowrbrazzle 158),” Fang, Feather, and Fin Archive, accessed November 21, 2024, https://furryhistory.org/items/show/4526.