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My aim in the following paper is to look at the role of the eyes in Greek ways of thinking about love and envy, specifically in the light of the relation of these cultural models to wider folk and scientific models of vision in ancient Greek culture. The question to be considered is what difference the typical Greek belief that vision is a material, ‘haptic’ process (analogous to touch) makes to models of emotion which lay great stress on the role of the eyes.

Looks of Love and Loathing: Cultural Models of Vision and Emotion in Ancient Greek Culture