A series of podcasts from students at the College of the Holy Cross that offers a modern take on the ancient environment.
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Lucretius' The Nature of Things
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In this podcast, co-hosts Will Weber and Sean Kirkpatrick continue their discussion on how the Ancients viewed the Relationship between the Gods and the Natural World by examining Lucretius' The Nature of Things. Many Ancient Poets, such as Hesiod and Homer, believed that Zeus and the Greek Gods had a purposeful hand in the creation, existence and …
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Ancient Plagues and Classical Gods
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This podcast discusses the relationship between gods and plagues in the classical world.De către Nature in the Classical World
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Labor Conquers All...Or Does It?
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This podcast reviews how labor in the classical world relates to our modern interpretation of hard work.De către Nature in the Classical World
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Exploitation or Celebration of Nature: From Antiquity to Modernity
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Were people of the ancient world less controlling and more respectful of nature than people of today?De către Nature in the Classical World
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In this week’s chapter of “Nature in the Classical World”, Holy Cross students Caroline and Allison discuss the conflicting ways in which the Ancient Greeks and Romans think about and act upon nature, a hypocrisy, we discover, that still characterizes our interactions with nature today.De către Nature in the Classical World
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Nature and Divinity: The Personification of the Natural Environment as Dynamic and Godly Characters
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The Ancient Greeks had a very intimate connection with the environment around them and it therefore help a great significance to them. They portrayed this significance in their literature as they created characters out of natural elements that were imbued with a divinity. In this podcast two Ancient Greek works (Homer's Iliad and Hesiod's Theogony)…
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Ancient Greek Worship vs. Catholicism Today
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A comparison between ancient Greek worship and modern Catholic worship by highlighting a few specific similarities and differences between the two.De către Nature in the Classical World
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There's a She-Wolf in Your Classics
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This podcast discusses the similarities between the exploitation of animals both in the ancient world and today, the ramifications of this exploitation then and now, and what the continuation of this behavior means for us as a society moving forward.De către Nature in the Classical World
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Recycling Your Soul: Reincarnation in the Ancient and Modern World
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The possibility of immortal souls and reincarnation through the Presocratics and Dr. Jim Tucker.De către Nature in the Classical World
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This podcast aims to connect ancient Greek heroism with modern efforts to go green.De către Nature in the Classical World
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Gods, men, and everything in between
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What would it be like if the people of the contemporary world prayed to the Ancient Greek gods?De către Nature in the Classical World
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Project Introduction - Prof. Aaron Seider
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College of the Holy Cross professor Aaron Seider introduces the Nature in the Classical World podcast.De către Nature in the Classical World
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