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There may have been a time when, besides the epic and the two species of poetry Hesiod represented, the Greeks had only folk songs with refrains. Following this mythopoeic, religious, seasonal, and festival art, the lyric arose as a spontaneous creation, not like the poetry of Occidental nations that at the very least had Latin [...]
Our self assurance about identity is ill-founded. North Indian, South Indian, Begali, Kayasthas, Chauhan, and so on, are all very relative categories. No category that serves to describe the appellation and ethnicity of individuals is permanent in any sense. The most obvious things we assume about our identity are actually extremely contingent. Ethnic stereotyping might, [...]
Dr. Carter G. Woodson, Educator, Entrepreneur, Author and Activist, created “Negro History Week” (now known as Black History Month) for the purpose instilling in Blacks a true value of self based in a real and accurate study of Black Life and History. He believe that if Black students were raised up and educated in [...]
The main end of life for Sparta had been to keep the serfs in their place, in particular the non-Dorians and Messenians in the Eurotas valley. This outlook shaped the whole internal life of Sparta and materially helped to determine foreign policy. Undoubtedly, the Dorian migration had laid the foundation of a number of similar [...]
Religion
The Greek population is composed of 97% Christian Orthodox (with the remaining 3% comprising of Roman Catholic, Muslims and Jews). According to the history of Orthodoxy it was St Paul who first came to the Greek world to preach Christianity in 49AD. But the real founder of Orthodoxy was Emperor Constantine the Great, who [...]
Over the years there have been many great black leaders News Makers. This fact has caused me to wonder if there was one dominant trait that separated them from others. With that question in mind I decided to find the dominant trait that was present in some of Americas top Black News Makers past and [...]
Pantomime is a uniquely British tradition with a history stretching back over 100 years. It features on many peoples’ ‘to do’ list, and gives those with children an excuse to indulge in a bit of escapism and joviality, although unaccompanied adults have also occasionally been spotted in the audience at Panto productions!
Children’s favourite stories such [...]
First world or Western principles and values are fast becoming the accepted norm for countries and cultures around the world. Cultures with rich and vibrant traditions and customs are being overwhelmed by western commercialism and franchise conformity. The Tlingit people of North America have a unique culture precariously balanced between revitalisation and extinction.
Fewer than 140 [...]
There are several good sources for genealogy research in York County Pennsylvania, if you don’t mind doing the legwork of hands-on research. The bulk of the information is located around the City of York itself. This article will discuss the physical locations for research, not on-line resources. As in most Pennsylvania counties [...]
Neoclassical and Greek Revival architecture are two of America’s most recognized building forms. Though not in wide use today, these styles, characterized by columns, tall facades, and simple white exteriors, can be easily found on many of the nation’s historic landmarks and government buildings, including The White House. Students of architecture can expect these forms [...]
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