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Classical Greece: The Age of Pericles
Lecture no. 4 from the course: The Greek World: A Study of History and Culture
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Taught by Professor Robert Garland | 33 min | Categories: History
Take an overview of Greece’s Classical Age, an astonishing period of human accomplishment, which the course will treat in detail. Explore defining events of the period, from the 479 B.C.E. defeat of the Persians, through the period of the Peloponnesian War, to the emergence of Macedonia as a great power and the exploits of Alexander. Learn about major innovations of the era, and discover the unique nature of Spartan society.
24 Lectures
1
Why Study the Greek World?
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of 34 min
2
Bronze Age Greece: Minoans and Myceneans
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of 35 min
3
Dark Age and Archaic Greece
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of 32 min
4
Classical Greece: The Age of Pericles
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of 33 min
5
Alexander the Great: Greek Culture Spreads
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of 33 min
6
Greece, Rome, Byzantium, and Baghdad
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of 36 min
7
Modern Ideas of Ancient Greece
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of 31 min
8
The Birth of the Greek Nation-State
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of 36 min
9
Greek Mythology: Monsters and Misfits
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of 27 min
10
Greek Religion: Dangerous Gods, Tricky Heroes
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of 30 min
11
The Sensuality of Greek Sculpture
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of 31 min
12
The Perfection of Greek Architecture
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of 32 min
13
The Monumentality of Greek Painting
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of 33 min
14
Homer’s Humanity: The Epic Experience
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of 32 min
15
Greek Theater: Producing and Staging Plays
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of 31 min
16
Greek Drama: Laughter and Tears
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of 32 min
17
Greek Politics, Law, and Public Speaking
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of 30 min
18
Greek Historians: The Birth of History
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of 31 min
19
Greek Philosophy: Man and Nature
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of 32 min
20
Greek Science: Discovery and Controversy
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of 33 min
21
The Greek Way of Waging War
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of 32 min
22
Greek Language, Literacy, and Writing
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of 31 min
23
Eating and Drinking among the Greeks
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of 30 min
24
What Does Greece Mean to Us Today?
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of 36 min
