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antigonejournal.com | ||
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martinifisher.com
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| | | | | Ancient Greek and Roman world gave us many individuals who were celebrities in their day and whose careers provide us with what we recognize today as different aspects of the modern celebrity culture such as endorsements, groupies and 15 minutes of fame - albeit without the terminology. The price of fame in the ancient world... | |
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daily-philosophy.com
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| | | | | Plato's Symposium is one of humanity's immortal texts on love. Seven friends gather at a party one night in ancient Athens and discuss the nature of love. | |
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peoplingthepast.com
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| | | | | In this week's blog PtP member Dr. Melissa Funke discusses her newly published book, which uncovers the life of a famous upscale sex worker, alongside considering the real lives of sex workers in the ancient Greek world. | |
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historyforatheists.com
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| | | The "Conflict Thesis" forms a kind of underlying historical metamyth that informs and undergirds a substantial number of assumptions about history by anti-theist polemicists. This is the assumed and unquestioned idea that Science and Religion have been perpetually at war down the ages. Also known as the Draper-White Thesis or Warfare Model, it is a conception of the history of science that presents religion as the perpetual and consistent enemy of science, technology and progress. It is a pervasive idea... Read More Read More | ||
