This paper considers and analyses the idea propounded by Iain McGilchrist that foundation of Western rationalism is dominance left side brain this occurred first in ancient Greece. It argues transformation Greece, as part a more widespread sometimes termed Axial Age, was, at least part, connected to emergence literacy which transformed workings human brain. was not uniform took different forms ...

classicism is the first literary school that emerged in europe after the great scientific movement in the 16th century a.d. and tried to revive the old literature of greece and latin considering the technical and humanistic themes in that era. literary societies like divan and apolo in the east and the society of writers and andolosian group in the west in opposition to the classicism of barood...

Since 2002 the Kenchreai Cemetery Project has explored subterranean chamber tombs of Roman date in the main cemetery of the ancient port of Kenchreai, on the eastern coast of the Isthmus of Corinth, Greece. Analysis of the human remains recovered from three tombs has furnished evidence for cremation as well as inhumation. The cremated remains represent both adults and immature individuals. Fore...

Tim Whitmarsh, Cambridge, UK Were the atheoi atheists? Religious scepticism and Greek polytheism It is a truism that there are few exact ancient equivalents to the modern atheist, who denies all and any possible supernatural power. To reach that position, one has to have both a rigid, identifiable line of differentiation between the natural and the supernatural, and a more or less coherent conc...

Around the time of establishment Citizenship Studies, historians had a straightforward picture what it was, and how developed. been invented in Ancient Greece, where philosophers like Aristotle outlined its main features, which remained basically unchanged until twentieth century. was male prerogative, closely related to political participation for long only available Europeans. Only post-colon...