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Cheiron's way : youthful education in Homer and tragedy / Justina Gregory.
LIBRA PA4037 .G696 2019
Available from offsite location
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Gregory, Justina, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Homer--Characters.
- Homer.
- Education in literature.
- Centaurs in literature.
- Greek literature--History and criticism.
- Greek literature.
- Greek drama (Tragedy)--History and criticism.
- Greek drama (Tragedy).
- Characters and characteristics.
- Genre:
- Criticism, interpretation, etc.
- Physical Description:
- xxiii, 313 pages: illustrations ; 24 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2019.
- Contents:
- Age Classes and Education p. 1
- Rites of Passage p. 4
- Hupothekai, Gnomai, and Paradeigmata p. 5
- Sunousia p. 7
- Mentoring and Peer Role Models p. 10
- Curricula p. 11
- Nature versus Teaching p. 12
- Lycurgus' Experiment p. 16
- Fathers and Sons p. 17
- Imagery of Nature and Education p. 17
- Prometheus and Epimetheus p. 19
- Learning through Suffering p. 21
- Sanctions p. 22
- Recognition and Gain p. 23
- 1 Cheiron the Centaur p. 27
- The Elusiveness of Cheiron p. 28
- Cheiron as the Anti-centaur p. 30
- Cheiron as Healer-Seer? p. 33
- Cheiron as Surrogate Father p. 37
- Cheiron as Childminder p. 39
- The Work of Hands p. 42
- Cheiron and Achilles p. 43
- The Precepts of Cheiron p. 46
- Cheiron and Jason p. 48
- Cheiron and Asclepius p. 51
- Cheiron and Actaeon p. 52
- Cheiron and Hippo p. 52
- A Liberal Education p. 53
- 2 Iltad, Part 1 p. 57
- Natural Aptitudes and Acquired Skills p. 59
- A Blueprint for Instruction p. 61
- The Warrior's Curriculum p. 63
- Ensuring Readiness for Warfare p. 66
- The Heroic Code p. 68
- Paternal Tenderness and Its Motives p. 71
- Inculcating Habitus p. 73
- Instruction via Hupotheke p. 76
- Instruction via Gnome p. 79
- Instruction via Paradeigma p. 80
- 3 Iliad, Part 2 p. 85
- Motif Transference p. 85
- Cheiron and Phoenix p. 87
- A Crisis of Disillusionment p. 90
- The Embassy to Achilles p. 92
- An Outburst of Savagery p. 98
- A Didactic Impulse p. 101
- A Crisis of Empathy p. 103
- From Student to Teacher p. 106
- 4 Odyssey p. 109
- The Education of Odysseus p. 110
- Penelope as Telemachus' Teacher p. 114
- Athena's Educational Intervention p. 118
- The Uses of a Mentor p. 120
- What Telemachus Learns at Sparta p. 122
- Odysseus and Telemachus p. 125
- A Delicate Balance p. 128
- 5 Ajax p. 133
- Ajax's History p. 134
- Ajax's Temperament p. 137
- Ajax and the Gods p. 138
- Ajax's Response to Insult p. 139
- Ajax the Megalomaniac? p. 140
- Ajax and His Father p. 144
- Ajax and His Son p. 148
- Ajax and Tecmessa p. 152
- The Deception Speech p. 154
- Odysseus and Ajax p. 159
- The Origins of Empathy p. 162
- 6 Philoctetes p. 165
- Philoctetes and the Rite-of-Passage Motif p. 167
- Neoptolemus' Phusis and Upbringing p. 169
- Odysseus as Instructor p. 175
- Philoctetes as Instructor p. 179
- Neoptolemus and Pity p. 181
- Neoptolemus and Deception p. 184
- Neoptolemus and Shame p. 186
- The End of the Play p. 188
- 7 Hippolytus p. 191
- Initiatory Education or Heroic Education? p. 193
- Hippolytus' Youthfulriess p. 193
- Sophrosune in the Young p. 194
- A Virtue for All Ages p. 197
- Hippolytus' Exclusivity p. 199
- The Vocabulary of Teaching and Learning p. 200
- The Acquired Wisdom of the Nepios p. 204
- Disillusionment and Empathy p. 205
- Ion's Formation p. 206
- Ion's Crises p. 207
- The Crises in Hippolytus p. 209
- A Belated Education p. 212
- Hippolytus' Hamartia p. 213
- 8 Iphigenia in Aulis p. 217
- Homer's Nausicaa: Her Upbringing and Prospects p. 218
- Female and Male Development in IA p. 220
- The Internal and External Chronology of IA p. 220
- Political Interpretations p. 224
- Changes of Mind in IA p. 226
- Iphigenia: Continuities and Change p. 230
- A Dual Education p. 234
- Empathy and Its Consequences p. 238.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Other Format:
- Online version: Gregory, Justina, author. Cheiron's way
- ISBN:
- 9780190857882
- 0190857889
- OCLC:
- 1030447565
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