Ancient & Classical Foundations
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Mythological Narratives: The Lasting Legacy of Hesiod and Ovid in Western Culture Mythological narratives have played a fundamental role in shaping Western culture, providing timeless stories that explore human nature, the divine, and the origins of the world. From Hesiod’s Theogony to Ovid’s Metamorphoses, these works serve as essential components of the Ancient and Classical
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Roman Satire: The Cutting Wit of Juvenal and Horace in Western Culture Roman satire stands as one of the most influential literary traditions of antiquity, offering sharp critiques of society, politics, and human folly. As a defining feature of Western culture, satire—originating from writers like Juvenal and Horace—remains a powerful tool for social commentary. Rooted
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Lyric Poetry: The Timeless Voice of Sappho and Pindar in Western Culture Lyric poetry is one of the most intimate and expressive forms of literature to emerge from Ancient Greece, providing a window into personal emotions, public celebrations, and cultural ideals. The works of poets such as Sappho and Pindar remain foundational to Western culture,
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