The red-figure painting technique replaces incision on clay, permitting greater expressiveness and flexibility. On Herodotus' Histories

Fall, 1999

 

 

 


"This, however, I know – that if every nation were to bring all its evil deeds to a given place in order to make an exchange with some other nation, when they had all looked carefully at their neighbors’ faults, they would truly be glad to carry their own back again."  

Herodotus in Histories.

1.  Introduction

2.  The Beginnings

3.  The War

4.  The Greeks

5.  The Persians

6.  The Historian

    

     Notes, Maps, Bibliography

 


People

Lost Cities

Home

     Blogimages/new.gif (111 bytes)

© Shunya

Animals

Dawn & Dusk


 


Selections from Shunya's Notesimages/new.gif (111 bytes)

On Being Spiritual

Nalanda University

Rereading Naipaul

An MSc and a Ph.D

On Shooting People

Respecting Religion

The Dilwara Temples

Land of the Asiatic Lion

Ghost Town in the Levant

Respecting the Holocaust

Which Thousand Words?

Rock Shelters of Bhimbetka

Al-Farabi, Islamic Philosopher

Gandhi's 'Inconsistent Pacifism'

Second Date

Size Matters!

The Carvakas

On Patriotism

Potala-in-Exile

The Namesake

The Idea of India

James Nachtwey
Anandpur Sahib

Al-Beruni's India

Jerry Falwell, BIH

Land of Two Rivers

Wise Man Socrates

Our Moral Compass

A Day Trip to My Alma Mater

A Mousetrap for Metaphysics

America and the Cold War

On History and Historians

Respecting the Holocaust

Omar Khayyam of Persia

A Hammam in Damascus

Democracy in Athens

A Qawwali Concert

Putty in Her Hands
The Rann of Kutch

Asian Art Museum
Nagarjunakonda

On Diversity

Reporting from Home

Truth, Lies, and Photos

Global Democracy Index

The Bold and the Beautiful

Le Corbusier's Chandigarh

Peter Brook's Mahabharata

Amartya Sen on Globalization

The True Cost of Our Gadgets

The Burning Ghats of Varanasi

Who's That Pretty Pachyderm?

The Giant Tortoises of Galapagos

Melting Girls and Serpent Women

Servitors of Divine Consciousness

On Dignity, Rights, Responsibility