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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).
Modernity
Transparent Window - Certainty
Postmodernity
Mirror (truth is accidental) - Ambiguity
Critical Realism
Tinted Glass - Imperfect Knowing
Chronological Snobbery
We are better because we came after
God entered history by
incarnating Himself
Literature
written words that have meaning
Authors intend
but sometimes there is more
we cant get inside the head of an author but we can partially and provisionally
Texts signify
but sometimes language is flexible
words can’t be separated from the real world that they were written in
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
Hermeneutic of Love
readers don’t change the beloved. We are changed by the beloved.
Trojan War
Circa 1299 BCE-1100 HOMER
Persian War
490-480 BCE HERODOTUS
leads to a very patriotic Greece
Bib chars Darius and Xerxes
Peloponnesian War
460-446 , 431-404, 396-387 BCE Thucydides
very long and complex
Greece is weakened allowing Macedon to conquer
Alexander the Great
21st July 356 BCE- 10 or 11 june 323 BCE PLUTARCH
Hellenized the world
Koine Greek
Diadochi Wars
323-281 BCE PLUTARCH
Destablized the region
Judah was in dispute constantly
Rome conquers Greece
LIVY
Greeks couldn’t keep the peace
Rome freed them several times before becoming a province
Greek Mythology
Homer
Hesiod
Greek Philosophy
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Greek Drama
Aeschylus
Sophocles
Euripides
Aristophanes
Greek Science
Herodotus
Aristotle
Pythagoras
Euclid
Archimedes
Plato
Chariot, Cave, Telos
Holds divine inspiration for poets. Reason is superior. Kicks the poets out of his republic
Aristotle
Poetry (drama) is necessary to teach deeper truth. Logic is superior.
Oedipus
Fate and free will
Scapegoating
Purity and pollution
Tragic Flaw and blaming the victim
Romulus and Remus
LIVY
Devine origin of Rome
The rape of Lucretia
LIVY
Roman Honor
Casting off Kings forever
Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus
LIVY
The model Roman citizen
First Sac of Rome
TACITUS
Rome pays attention to world affairs
Rome emphasized treaty-making and keeping peace
Pyrrhic War
PLUTARCH
Roman hegemony in Italy
First encounter with Greek world
Rhegium
Rome is willing to punish their own when they do wrong
Used as a taunt for centuries by the Greeks
Three Punic Wars
LIVY
Rome defeats Carthage
Hegemony in the Western Mediterranean
Saguntum
LIVY
Rome was too slow and got faster after this
Locri
LIVY
Even traitors trusted Rome to do the right thing
Rome Conquers Greece
LIVY
Free Greek Cities and keep peace
Pax Romana
Sets the precedent for establishing a province in Palestine
Julius Caesar
SUETONIUS
All over the place
Considered himself first citizen
declared dictator for life
civil war resulted in Octavian declaring himself emperor
Religion of the Romans
Pantheon
State Cults
Emperor Worship
Rome Poetry
Virgil
Ovid
Lucan
Rome Prose
Cato the Elder
Marcus Tullius Cicero
Lucius Annaeus Seneca
Pliny the Elder
Pliny the Younger
Rome Philosophy
Marcus Aurelius
Seneca
Rome History
Sallust
Livy
Tacitus
Suetonius