Ancient Greco Roman Lit

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Critical Realism

Knowing the object as something other than the knower (realism). We can know stuff even if our knowledge is provisional and partial (critical).

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Modernity

Transparent Window - Certainty

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Postmodernity

Mirror (truth is accidental) - Ambiguity

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Critical Realism

Tinted Glass - Imperfect Knowing

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Chronological Snobbery

We are better because we came after

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God entered history by

incarnating Himself

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Literature

written words that have meaning

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Authors intend

but sometimes there is more

we cant get inside the head of an author but we can partially and provisionally

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Texts signify

but sometimes language is flexible

words can’t be separated from the real world that they were written in

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Readers understand

But readers can go too far

without something other in the words then you are just looking in a mirror and there is no need to read or write anything

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Hermeneutic of Love

readers don’t change the beloved. We are changed by the beloved.

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Trojan War

Circa 1299 BCE-1100 HOMER

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Persian War

490-480 BCE HERODOTUS

leads to a very patriotic Greece

Bib chars Darius and Xerxes

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Peloponnesian War

460-446 , 431-404, 396-387 BCE Thucydides

very long and complex

Greece is weakened allowing Macedon to conquer

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Alexander the Great

21st July 356 BCE- 10 or 11 june 323 BCE PLUTARCH

Hellenized the world

Koine Greek

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Diadochi Wars

323-281 BCE PLUTARCH

Destablized the region

Judah was in dispute constantly

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Rome conquers Greece

LIVY

Greeks couldn’t keep the peace

Rome freed them several times before becoming a province

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Greek Mythology

Homer

Hesiod

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Greek Philosophy

Socrates

Plato

Aristotle

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Greek Drama

Aeschylus

Sophocles

Euripides

Aristophanes

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Greek Science

Herodotus

Aristotle

Pythagoras

Euclid

Archimedes

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Plato

Chariot, Cave, Telos

Holds divine inspiration for poets. Reason is superior. Kicks the poets out of his republic

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Aristotle

Poetry (drama) is necessary to teach deeper truth. Logic is superior.

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Oedipus

Fate and free will

Scapegoating

Purity and pollution

Tragic Flaw and blaming the victim

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Romulus and Remus

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Devine origin of Rome

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The rape of Lucretia

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Roman Honor

Casting off Kings forever

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Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus

LIVY

The model Roman citizen

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First Sac of Rome

TACITUS

Rome pays attention to world affairs

Rome emphasized treaty-making and keeping peace

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Pyrrhic War

PLUTARCH

Roman hegemony in Italy

First encounter with Greek world

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Rhegium

Rome is willing to punish their own when they do wrong

Used as a taunt for centuries by the Greeks

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Three Punic Wars

LIVY

Rome defeats Carthage

Hegemony in the Western Mediterranean

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Saguntum

LIVY

Rome was too slow and got faster after this

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Locri

LIVY

Even traitors trusted Rome to do the right thing

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Rome Conquers Greece

LIVY

Free Greek Cities and keep peace

Pax Romana

Sets the precedent for establishing a province in Palestine

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Julius Caesar

SUETONIUS

All over the place

Considered himself first citizen

declared dictator for life

civil war resulted in Octavian declaring himself emperor

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Religion of the Romans

Pantheon

State Cults

Emperor Worship

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Rome Poetry

Virgil

Ovid

Lucan

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Rome Prose

Cato the Elder

Marcus Tullius Cicero

Lucius Annaeus Seneca

Pliny the Elder

Pliny the Younger

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Rome Philosophy

Marcus Aurelius

Seneca

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Rome History

Sallust

Livy

Tacitus

Suetonius