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The notion of culture as an entity is problematized in this article by the study of two different logics of the body, both present in the same culture, that of ancient Greece. The first logic, analyzed in the «Iliad», organizes the body in relation to joints and tendons, while the second defines the body in terms of its openings, of the idea of envelope, and of the inside-outside dichotomy; it clearly appears in Plato's «Timaeus». Crucial to the jointed-body in the «Iliad» is the word thumos, with the notions of relation, interval, mobility and plurality. By contrast, the «Timaeus» is primarily concerned with stabilizing matter and with unifying the body into an all-englobing and singular whole.

Homeric joints and the marrow in Plato’s Timaeus: Two logics of the body