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Enraged: why violent times need ancient Greek myths
Enraged: why violent times need ancient Greek myths
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Anhalt, Emily Katz
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Hughes Main Library - Adult Non-Fiction
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Introduction: The power of stories
Passions and priorities (Iliad 1)
Them and us (Iliad 6)
Cultivating rational thought (Iliad 9)
Violence, vengeance, and a glimpse of victory (Iliad 10-24)
The dangers of democratic decision making (Sophocles' Ajax)
The abuse of power and its consequences (Euripides' Hecuba)
Conclusion: the ends of self-government.
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Anger in literature
Civilization
Civilization, Classical
Greek influences
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9780300217377
9780300231762
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