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The Roman empire during it's hight extended into the Middle East with the provinces of Asia Minor, Judea, and Egypt. During this era they faced a...
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Find out more about Seamus: Seamus Esparza has lived around the country from California to Kansas to Pittsburgh, PA, where he currently resides. After a misspent childhood, he was sent to a strict Catholic Academy where the Classics were traumatically grafted to his psyche. At the University of Pittsburgh, he majored in Classics and classical languages before finishing at Kansas State with a B.A. in humanities and a certificate of primary texts. When not spending his time with his nose in ancient literature, he is probably up to no good in Oakland. Readers can reach him at seamusesparza@gmail.com. |
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"The safest general characterization of the European philosophical tradition is that it consists of a series of footnotes to Plato."-Alfred...
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"Walking and Talking: reflections on the Stoic Divisions of the soul" a lecture presented by the Program in Classics, Philosophy and...
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Pericles, leader of Athens during the Peloponnesian war, is recorded by Thucydides in a series of speeches....
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The Saw series is the preeminent horror tale of the first decade of the 21st century. The message is a Darwinian/Nietzschian survival of the fittest,...
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It can be said that two criteria are necessary for the formation of a stable state or civilization: a stable monetary system, and codified law. The...
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In Ancient Athens the Agora was a gathering place for political and military purposes, later it became also a market place. The rules of order were...
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This Wednesday, October 21, 2009 4:30 p.m., at the Cathedral of Learning Room 306. The Classics Department of the University of Pittsburgh will be...
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Pittsburgh is in the midst of the mountains, a mountain city built on mountain people and culture. In the ancient world the mountains produced...
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The first methodical scientists were the pre-Socratic philosophers (know also as the natural philosophers) who began to inquire about the nature of...
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