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A Day in the Life of an Ancient Athenian Citizen
Blowhard, Esq. writes: It’s the 5th century BC. Because Athens’s allies pay the city tribute (i.e. protection money in exchange for Athens shielding them from the Persians), you are sufficiently wealthy that you don’t need to work for a living. You … Continue reading
Posted in History, The Good Life
Tagged ancient Greece, ancient Greek art, ancient history, Plato, Socrates, symposium, Teaching Company
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Regicide Du Jour
Blowhard, Esq. writes: Via these lectures which I’m in the middle of now (and highly recommend), today I learned that 221 years ago yesterday, Louis XVI was executed. Please mourn or celebrate as your politics require. A picture of Louis … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Politics and Economics
Tagged French Revolution, history, Louis XVI, Monarchy, Paleo, regicide, Teaching Company
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Liner Notes
Fenster writes: Back when CD burning came in, I would often make up mixtapes complete with liner notes to give as gifts. Then one day I thought to make up a package. The music consisted of Strauss’ Death and Transfiguration and the Strauss … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged At Twilight, Death and Transfiguration, Richard Strauss, Robert Greenberg, Teaching Company
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