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Haynes, Natalie.
Subjects
Civilization, Ancient.
Rome -- Civilization.
Rome -- History.
Rome -- Social life and customs.
Rome -- Social conditions.
Greece -- Civilization.
Greece -- History.
Greece -- Social life and customs.
Greece -- Social conditions.
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Haynes, Natalie.
Civilization, Ancient.
Rome -- Civilization.
Rome -- History.
Rome -- Social life and customs.
Rome -- Social conditions.
Greece -- Civilization.
Greece -- History.
Greece -- Social life and customs.
Greece -- Social conditions.
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Ancient guide to modern life / Natalie Haynes.
by
Haynes, Natalie.
Overlook Press, c2010.
Call #:
930 H424a
Subjects
Civilization, Ancient.
Rome
--
Civilization.
Rome
--
History.
Rome
--
Social
life and customs.
Rome
--
Social
conditions
.
Greece
--
Civilization.
Greece
--
History.
Greece
--
Social
life and customs.
Greece
--
Social
conditions
.
ISBN:
9781590206379
1590206371
Description:
275 p. ; 21 cm.
Notes:
Includes index.
Summary:
"...Natalie Haynes brings her scholarship... to the topic of reexamining our classical past to have a richer present. She contends there are few things more encouraging than the realization that the Greeks and Romans lived in much tougher
conditions
than most of us do--like the thirty-year war in fifth-century BC Athens that almost wiped out two successive generations of young men. Yet the people living through these tumultuous times thrived--they created successful political models, they built empires, they created poetry and art, and they questioned the very nature of man's place in the world. Haynes bridges the gap between these seemingly archaic pieces of our history and the way our every day lives evolve, in politics, pop culture, history, making comparisons to such popular pieces of culture as the HBO series The Wire, as well as Obama's election to office..."--Jacket.
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Woodlawn Public Library
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930 H424a
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