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The Iliad

The Iliad. History Kleos Piety “The Good Life” Culpability Divine Intervention Mortality. Leadership Sacrifice Anger Glory of State Fate Ancestry. The Odyssey. Nostos Kleos Identity Knowledge Exploration Marriage Mortality. The Afterlife Maturation The uknown Story-telling

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The Iliad

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  1. The Iliad History Kleos Piety “The Good Life” Culpability Divine Intervention Mortality Leadership Sacrifice Anger Glory of State Fate Ancestry

  2. The Odyssey Nostos Kleos Identity Knowledge Exploration Marriage Mortality The Afterlife Maturation The uknown Story-telling Guest-Host Deception Revenge

  3. Hymn to Demeter Ritual Theogony Sacrifice Marriage Ritual Order of Nature Gender Trouble Fertility Life Cycle Mourning

  4. The Histories “history” Origins Anthropology Memory Glory Inquiry and “truth” Happiness religion The “other” happiness nomos Deception Prophecy hubris

  5. Thucydides “truth” empire Leadership Rhetoric critique “timelessness” “greatness” Pragmatism + Idealism Maturation Education Cultural Decay “corporate” history

  6. The Orestia Nostos Kleos The “double-bind” Familial strife “curse” Marriage Duty • Justice • Role of the Divine • The “primal” • Inheritance • Innocence • Revenge • Law

  7. Oedipus Prophecy Identity Knowledge “plague” Marriage FateSelf-punishment Guilt Innocence Leadership Intelligence Caution

  8. Medea • Gender • Cunning • “Black” Arts • Intelligence • Exile • Rhetoric • Marriage • Oaths • Kleos • Parenthood • Revenge • Interior Conflict • “foreignness” • Innocence

  9. The Clouds Rhetoric Knowledge Critique The “everyday” The Abstract Tradition v. Innovation The Divine Humor, Satire, and Parody Fairness

  10. The Apology Self-knowledge Intelligence Critique Rhetoric Education Duty Death Legacy Guilt Punishment The Divine

  11. The Symposium Love Knowledge Education Wisdom Virtue “forms” Beauty Discourse Rhetoric Desire The “in-between”

  12. Genesis Creation Language Knowledge Innocence/Guilt Sacrifice Piety “the chosen” • Justice • Geneaology • Mortality • The Nature of God • Identity • Interpretation • Deception • Crime & Punishment • Mercy

  13. Job Piety “compensation” “the adversary” Epistemology Justice Suffering Rhetoric Justice Critique TraditionThe Divine

  14. The New Testament The Afterlife Parable Miracles Suffering Sacrifice Mercy Symbols Doubt/Belief Prophecy Innocence Sin Betrayal

  15. The Iliad • Diomedes • Thersites • Andromache • Hecuba • Heiphastus • Thetis • Patroclus • Peleus • Hermes • Diomedes • Menelaus • Achilles • Hektor • Ajax • Paris • Helen • Apollo • Athene • Zeus • Phoinix • Agamemnon • Odysseus

  16. The Odyssey • Lauis • Polyphemous • Aelous • The Sirens • Poseidon • Circe • Kalypso • Ajax • Achilles • Eumaois • Menelaus • Helen • Charybdis • Lystrigones • Odysseus • Penelope • Athene • Telemachus • Nestor • Atinoos • Nausikaa • Arete • Alkinoos • Eurykleia • Proteus • Helios • Scylla • Mentor

  17. Hymn to Demeter • Myteneira • Euleusis • Hermes • Demeter • Demophoon • Persephone • Helios • Hecate • Hades • Aidoneus • Zeus

  18. The Histories • Arion • Artabanus • Mardonius • Darius • Gyges • Candaleus • The Magi • Demaratus • Herodotus • Xerxes • Leonidas • Otanes • Diocles • Solon • Croesus • Cambyses

  19. Thucydides • Plateans • The Sicilians • Pericles • Alcibaides • Nicias • Diodotus • Cleon • The Melians • The Mytileneans • Archidamus

  20. Oresteia • Apollo • Athene • The Furies • Agamemnon • Clytemnestra • Aegisthus • Messenger • Cassandra • “chorus” • Orestes • Elektra

  21. Oedipus • Jocasta • Oedipus • Creon • Tiresias • Chorus • Shepherd

  22. Medea • Medea • Jason • Nurse • Aegeus • Creon • Chorus

  23. The Clouds • Strepsiades • Phedippides • Socrates • Inferior Argument • Superior Argument • The Clouds • Lenders • Parabisis

  24. The Symposium • Alcibaides • Apollodorus • Glaukon • Pausanias • Phaedrus • Eryximachus • Agathon • Socrates • Diotima

  25. Genesis • Esau • Sarah • Rachel • The Pharaoh • Lot • The Serpent • Adam • Eve • Cain • Noah • Abraham • Isaac • Jacob • Joseph

  26. Job • God • The Adversary • Job • Elihu • Job’s Friends

  27. The New Testament • Lazarus • Simon Peter • Judas Iscariot • The Pharisees • Thomas • Woman at the well • Good Samaritan • The “signs” • Gabriel • John the Baptist • Jesus • Pilate • Herod • Caiaphus • The “criminal”

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