'His writings' presentation slideshows

PIA 2501

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The Odyssey

The Odyssey. Written by Homer Written Approximately 1200 B.C. Translated from Greek by Robert Fitzgerald. What is a Myth?. A Myth is a traditional story from a particular culture It usually explains a belief of that culture, a ritual of the culture, or a mysterious natural phenomenon

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FIBONACCI Presentation by: Angela Tersigni

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History of Anatomy

History of Anatomy. Early Greeks. Greeks explained illness in terms of the 4 body humors (fluids). Thought the humors were governed by air, water, fire, and earth Healthy person had all four humors in balance. . Bloodletting was a way of getting rid of excess humors.

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Romanticism

Romanticism. Julia Avila David Olea Roxanne Capanzana Alejandra Sanchez. The Industrial Revolution. Began in the 18 th century and continued on through the 19 th century

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Queer Latino Testimonio

Queer Latino Testimonio. Omar Rivera & Stephen Percy. Passing lines: Cultures of the Puerto Rican Queer Diaspora. Written by Lawrence La Fountain-Stokes, he is a gay Puerto Rican author and scholar. Focuses on the immigration experience by certain LGBT Puerto Ricans.

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The Allegory of the Cave

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Nationalism is the belief that an ethnic group should have its

Nationalism is the belief that an ethnic group should have its own national state and government. Since the Middle Ages, Italy had been a collection of kingdoms and city-states. From the early 1800s, much of Italy was ruled by Austria. The Pope controlled central Italy.

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Philosophy of Man

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Martin Luther

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Thomas Mann

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Aim : How did Kublai Khan encourage foreign trade?

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Bruno: (1548-1600)

Bruno: (1548-1600). In his cosmology, Bruno followed Lucretius and Copernicus, but he developed the implications of the Copernican system much further than Copernicus himself had done (indeed, Copernicus really didn't do much at all!).

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