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12564 The Character of Trimalchio in "The Satyricon": Putting Wealth and Appearance Before Substance in Ancient Rome. This paper addresses Petronius' work, "Satyricon", in respect to the values of the Roman people that manifests in the characters and in the setting of this novel. Through examining the content of "The Satyricon", it can be concluded that the culture of ancient Rome was filled with individuals who prided themselves more on appearances than substance, where the characters in the "Satyricon" are willing to sacrifice their personal values in order to achieve greater levels of wealth and social prominence. This paper investigates the character of Trimalchio in order to demonstrate this thesis. 5 pgs, bibliography lists 1 source.
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The Military Leadership Of Valens. This is a paper on late Roman history and the military leadership of the Valens during 364-378. Valen was given the title of emperor, but was he really a successful military leader? What skills did he have? What skills as a military leader did he lack?
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Anthropology. This anthropology paper analyzes the articles by Eric Michael "Hollywood Iconography: A Warlpiri Reading" and Terence Turner's "Representing, Resisting, Rethinking: Historical Transformations of Kayapo Culture and Consciousness". It discusses the main idea or argument of the reading? What is the especially persuasive point of this article and why? What is the confusing part of this article and why? With whom does the author agree and disagree?
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13667 Aztecs and Romans: A Comparison This paper is a comparison of the ancient Aztec civilization and the Roman Empire. Similarities and differences in the religions, governments, laws, and social class structure of these two societies are examined. A discussion of the causes of any perceived differences between these two civilizations is included.
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Carolingian Rule, Monastic Power, and the Foundations of Christian Europe. This essay will explore how Charlemagne's rule and his successful attempt to refurbish the dream of old Rome was essential to the flourishing and thriving of Monasticism in the later middle ages. This will be demonstrated first by examining the development of the Carolingian Empire and the way in which it was modeled on Roman/Christian ideology and second by looking at the power and stability this gave the Catholic church in the life at that time. This essay will argue, therefore, that the Carolingian period was one where political decisions helped to implant Christianity firmly into the power structures of that time by allowing the church to control learning as well as legal institutions.
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Early History. This seven-page high-school level paper explores the history, characteristics, and legacy of ancient civilizations in the Near East, especially the Egyptian and Mesopotamian civilizations. 7-pages. Bibliography lists no sources.
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National Asian Histories. By including examples from the history of East Asian countries, this essay will explore this issue of how history is shaped by certain forms of value and ideology by showing that the writing of most history is controlled by the view of national history. This essay will show how national history is partly revisionist in the sense that people put national views onto history that it never fully had. In this sense, actual history or the truth of what happened is always difficult to get at and in many ways unattainable, since one has to read and consider history through the veil of bias
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