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Crossing Boundaries: the Walking Dead
For the ancient Greeks, death was a journey into another world. The frightening part was when the dead came back.
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2 days ago6 min read
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Interrogating the Iliad: Fate versus Free Will
In the Iliad, even the king of the gods can't overrule the scales of fate.
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2 days ago3 min read
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Interrogating the Iliad: the Wrath of Achilles
The very first word of the Iliad, in the original Greek, is "wrath."
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2 days ago3 min read
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Interrogating the Iliad: Fame and Glory
To an ancient Greek warrior, being forgotten was worse than dying.
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2 days ago3 min read
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Artemis and the Little Bears
At Brauron, girls didn't just worship Artemis. They put on bear masks and became her for a season.
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2 days ago4 min read
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Villains of Myth
Is evil a choice? Check out some famous figures from Greek mythology to understand what makes someone truly villainous.
Argo Crew
Aug 235 min read
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Zero to Hero: the life and death of Heracles
Learn about Heracles' story, from birth to death, focusing on the greatest myth associated with him: his 12 labours.
Argo Crew
Aug 237 min read
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Before Batman...there was Bellerophon
Before superheroes had capes, they had togas! Discover the ancient Greek legends that invented the hero playbook. Bellerophon kills the Chimera. Hellenistic Greek pebble mosaic. c300-270BCE. Archaeological Museum of Rhodes. Image via Wikicommons Have you ever wondered why we love superheroes so much? It's because they help us understand big, tricky ideas like honour, bravery, honesty, and what it really means to be a good person by tur
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Jul 244 min read
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