目錄
Introduction
1. Uses of the Subject
2. Two Major Elements in European Culture
DIVSION ONE GREEK CULTURE AND ROMAN CULTURE
Ⅰ. Greek Culture
1. The Historical Context
2. Social and Political Structure
3. Homer
4. Lyric Poetry
5. Drama
a. Aeschylus(525-456 B. C.)
b. Sophocles(496-406 B. C.)
c. Euripides(484-406 B. C.)
d. Comedy
6. History
a. Herodotus (484-430 B. C.)
b. Thucydides(about 460-404 B. C.)
7. Philosophy and Science
a. Socrates
b. Plato
c. Aristotle
d. Contending Schools of Thought
e. Science
8. Art, Architecture, Sculpture and Pottery
a. Art
b. Architecture
c. Sculpture
i. Discus Thrower
ii. Venus de Milo
iii. Laocoon group about 125 B. C.
d. Pottery
9. Impact
a. Spirit of Innovation
b. Supreme Achievement
c. Lasting Effect
Question for Revision
Ⅱ. Roman Culture
1. Romans and Greeks
2. Roman History
3. Latin Literature
a. Prose
i. Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 B. C.)
ii. Julius Caesar (102/100?-44 B. C.)
b. Poetry
i. Lucretius (about 93-50 B. C.)
ii. Virgil (70-19 B.C.)
4. Architecture, Painting and Sculpture
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