We love to remember glorious and audacious women who, in spite of their gender, left a deep memory for their courage first of all.
But what about the many women in the past who were judged unfairly for vices they didn’t have… and history goes on putting blame and shame on them! mais 277 palavras
Anything which immediately makes me think of Paul Simon has got to be good right? I’m not saying that Socrates is necessarily ploughing the same musical furrow, certainly not intentionally, but there is something of the ex-Mrs Garfunkel’s spirit and joyfulness in the songwriting. mais 181 palavras
Our backyard is massive and butts up against a small copse of trees. As a displaced city boy now living in a rather wooded area, I’ve marveled at the many forms of wildlife which, from time to time, can be spotted and heard in our backyard. mais 3.754 palavras
gos·sip
/ˈɡäsəp/
noun
casual or unconstrained conversation or reports about other people, typically involving details that are not confirmed as being true.
“he became the subject of much local gossip” mais 302 palavras
Following the defeat of Athens in the Peloponnesian War of 404 BCE, the victorious Spartans installed the Thirty Tyrants to forcefully control the city and destroy any opposition. mais 1.194 palavras
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Below are my two assignments for this week in Western Civilization I.
1. What was the disagreement Socrates had with the Sophists? mais 641 palavras
