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The Unconscious Mind History MSH1--Democracy: From Athens To Obama Department of History, Philosophy, Religion, and Social Sciences Choate Rosemary Hall Wallingford, Connecticut History MSH1 DEMOCRACY: From athens to obama Summer 2013 term Hypertext Course Syllabus "It has been said that democracy is the worst form of government except all the others that have been tried." - Winston Churchill Goals of History MSH1 This course constitutes a study of democratic approaches to political life, with a focus on four major Western civilizations: classical Athens and Rome, and modern Britain and the United States. The course also focuces on developing the essential skills employed in the study of history: The course is designed with these aims in mind to be a coöperative learning experience in appreciating and understanding the role of democracy, both in the realm of ideas and in practice. Texts and Course Materials There is no textbook for this course. Program Any papers you write should follow the "empirical essay" format and use the APEC method of argument. 1. 2. 3. 4.

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A Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and mythology, Oarses, Oppia'nicus, Oppia'nus Oppia'nus Works attributed to Oppian *)Aqie/wn de\ prw/ta peri/frona peu/qeo qh/rhn, oi(/hn h(mete/rhs e)rikude/os e)ntu/nontai pa/trhs e)nnaeth=res u(pe\r *Sarphdo/nos a)/krhs, o(/ssoi q' *(Ermei/ao po/lin, nausi/kluton a)/stu *Kwru/kion, nai/ousi kai\ a)mfiru/thn *)Eleou=san. 3.205, &c. The "Halieutica" consist of about 3500 hexameter lines, divided into five books, of which the first two treat of the natural history of fishes, and the other three of the art of fishing. The author displays in parts considerable zoological knowledge, but inserts also several fables and absurdities, --and that not merely as so much poetical ornament, but as grave matter of fact. In this respect, however, he was not more credulous than most of his contemporaries, and many of his stories are copied by Aelian and later writers. Editions The two poems attributed to Oppian have generally been published together. Translations A Latin translation in hexameter verse by Laur. A German version by S.