PPT-The Vulnerable Body in Roman Literature and Thought

Lecture 1 Thinking about vulnerability ancient and modern Opening questions How normal or normative is vulnerability now as in the ancient world To what extent is GrecoRoman antiquity constructed in the modern imagination around representation of perfect beautiful bodies . What factors ultimately caused Rome to fall? Write down at least 3 causes of the fall of the Roman Empire. . World History . Section 3, Unit 6. Ancient Rome pt. 5. Objectives. Identify the cultural characteristics of Rome. Resurrection. Everything. that Jesus taught, lived, and died for depended upon one thing—an empty tomb and His resurrection and His appearance to His followers.. Dr. Paul Maier, professor of ancient history at Western Michigan University, made this observation: . Crucifiction. Crucifixion was used for slaves, thieves, and enemies of the state. It was considered a most shameful and disgraceful way to die. Notorious mass crucifixions happened in 73–71 BC (the slave rebellion under Spartacus), other Roman civil wars in the 2nd and 1st centuries BC, and the Destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD. To frighten other slaves from revolting, Crassus crucified 6,000 of Spartacus' men along the Appian Way. Roman soldiers would amuse themselves by crucifying criminals in different positions. In Roman-style crucifixion, the condemned could take up to a few days to die. The dead body was left up for vultures and other birds to consume.. Prof. . Kulwadee. . Makarabhirom. Ancient Literature. 1. Sumerian Literature. 2. Egyptian Literature. 3. Jewish Literature. 4. Indian Literature. 5. Chinese Literature. 6. Greek Literature. 7. Roman Literature. Phaedrus and the underdog. A poet on the margins. Aesop. ’s vulnerable body. A victim of . Sejanus. ?. The wolf and the lamb, 1.1. The cow, the goat,. . the sheep and the lion. (1.5) . The sparrow and the hare (1.9). Stuffed bellies and bad taste: . Persius. and the poem made flesh. How does Roman verse satire (or, . so far, Horace) represent and deal with . BODIES. ?. s. atura. – . satur. - . satis. Vulnerability. The Brain, Behavior, and Learning. Dr. Lori Desautels. Butler University/ College of Education. ldesaute@butler.edu. Revelations in Education. Desautels_phd. 1. Oxygen Masks/ We’re Flying in High Altitudes! . Greco-Roman Civilization. Rome absorbed ideas from Greek . colonists.. Adapted Greek and Hellenistic achievements. Civilization spread during Pax Romana from trade and . travel.. Literature. Many Romans spoke Greek and imitated Greek styles of prose and . Aqueduct. Mosaic. Mercenary. Satire. Inflation. Emperors of Rome. After Julius Caesar's death Octavian who later became Augustus and Rome’s 1. st. emperor.. Augustus made Rome stable and peaceful again by creating smaller armies and also creating the Pax Romana which was a peace treaty for the people of Rome. Spring 2013. The rundown. . . . -Warm ups will vary in this class, but most days, you will have five vocabulary words and definitions to copy down. . -Every two weeks you will have a quiz over the last two units. . Chapter 4: Ancient Rome Etruscan Influence Architecture Etruscan Temples Steps only on one side. Deep front porch. Enclosed area ( cella ) is divided into three rooms. Etruscan Influence Architecture Chapter 4: Ancient Rome Etruscan Influence Architecture Etruscan Temples Steps only on one side. Deep front porch. Enclosed area ( cella ) is divided into three rooms. Etruscan Influence Architecture A Short Guide. Why study at PG level?. On offer at Warwick. MA by Research. 1 year full-time; 2 years part-time. Variant 1: 40,000-word dissertation . Variant 2: 25,000-word dissertation + two 5,000-word essays + ancient language training. From Civilisation To Barbarism? . Western Britain in the Early Middle Ages . Tutor. : Dr Kirsten Jarrett . Week Six: . Art and Literature. Dido and Aeneas . Mosaic, c. AD 350 . Low Ham villa,. Somerset.