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    Why Greeks Matter

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    involved in the politics and either boo them off the stage or cheer them on. Also‚ irrelevance is said to have been brought about by the Greeks around the same time the alphabet did. Cahill said that there is an extreme amount of humor within ancient Greece. One caller mentioned that the term democracy was a contradiction when it came to the Greeks because of slavery. However‚ Cahill mentioned that to the Greeks‚ slavery was just a way of life and that the Greeks didn’t see any wrong in the

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    have kids with a greek boy and cook greek food. Gus is ethnocentric‚ this means that he believes that being Greek is better than being in any other culture. In the beginning of the movie the father talks about how he came to the United States from Greece to make living life easier for her and their family. This makes a reference to many ethnic groups in the U.S. Culture can be values‚ beliefs‚ attitudes‚ languages‚ symbols‚ rituals‚ behaviors and customs. Most of these characteristics are passed

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    Cultural Autobiography

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    My father’s parents were born in a small village in the Peloponnese. They were kind and humble people that eventually made their way to Athens. My mother’s parents were born in Kafkaso‚ a town in Minor Asia‚ which at that time belonged to Greece. With the war of 1921‚ the Turks forced my mother’s parents to flee to Athens. They were wealthy and proud‚ as were many Pontian Greeks at that time. Both of my parents were born in Athens in the fifties. My mother left Athens in 1969‚ America bound

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    government from various diplomatic posts across the Mediterranean and as the first appointed keeper of Greek and Roman antiquities at the British Museum. His work record as an archaeologist included excavations at various sites in what is today Turkey and Greece. These excavations led to his crowning achievement‚ the discovery of the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus‚ listed among the seven wonders of the ancient world. His work in the British Museum was marked by the acquisition of important exhibits from across

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    homo eroticism

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    his true aesthetic style. The name "Dorian" has connotations of the Dorians‚ an ancient Greek tribe. Robert Mighall suggests this could be Wilde hinting at a connection to "greek"‚ a euphemism for the homoeroticism accepted as everyday in ancient Greece. First‚ the friendship between Dorian‚ Basil‚ and Lord Henry serves as the backbone of the plot: here we see the Greek aspect of homo-eroticism in that both men‚ Basil and Henry‚ admire a much younger Dorian for his physical beauty. Basil going as

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    Almost all ancient Greek myths were constructed to teach some sort of lesson or moral‚ for example‚ in the story of Arachne. In the story‚ Arachne expressed extreme pride in her weaving skills; in Ancient Greece‚ having too much pride was considered a very unfavorable quality to acquire. Arachne believed her weaving abilities were far more superior than that of Athena’s‚ the goddess of weaving‚ so she challenged her to a weaving contest. In the end‚ Arachne’s

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    Women in Ancient Greece

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    By: Kimberlie Jarvis Women’s role in Greece can be seen when one first begins to do research on the subject. The subject of women in Greece is coupled with the subject of slaves. This is the earliest classification of women in Greek society. Although women were treated differently from city to city the basic premise of that treatment never changed. Women were only useful for establishing a bloodline that could carry on the family name and give the proper last rites to the husband. However‚ women

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    Roman Wigs Research Paper

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    classes often visited public barber shops or had slaves whose job was just focused on maintaining their hair. In ancient Greece‚ your natural hair was sacred. So sacred that at funerals mourners left pieces of their own hair on the dead and Greeks hanged the hair of the dead on their front doors. So wigs weren’t used in this time period however hair styles from ancient Greece did inspire later generations to wear their wigs with braids. Roman Empire Wigs and hair pieces in this era were very popular

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    Pythagoras Research Paper

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    many contributions to modern society. Thus‚ making him recognizable as a formidable philosopher and mathematician even today. Pythagoras will always be a significant person in history‚ because of the discoveries made by him‚ his students in ancient Greece‚ and the growing amount of people studying his teachings today and who will continue to learn and follow his

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    be brothers and kin to the best families ….‚” (Plutarch‚ Lycurgus 15.6)..... “This is why [Spartan] women washed infants not in water but in wine‚ in order to test their strength. For it is said that undiluted wine causes convulsions in babies who are epileptic or weak‚ and that healthy babies are tempered by it and their frames strengthened‚” ((Plutarch‚ Lycurgus 16.1). Based off both of Lycurgus’ statements‚ another married man if given permission could sleep with another married women in order

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