Hesiod

Review | Gish Jen’s ‘Bad Bad Girl’ recasts a fraught relationship

Homer, Hesiod, and “Homeric” Hymns at the Service of Isis: The Reuse of Greek Epic Tradition in the Poetic Dedication of Isidorus at Narmouthis

A Brief History of the Muses

“Happy is the man whom the Muses love: sweet speech flows from his mouth.”

The Three Fates by Salviati and Hesiod's Theogony

Hesiod: Farmer, Poet, Misogynist

Can interpretations of the Pandora myth tell us something about ourselves?

Dinosaur bones became griffins, volcanic eruptions were gods fighting – geomythology looks to ancient stories for hints of scientific truth

An ancient Greek approach to risk and the lessons it can offer the modern world

The Economics of Gods and Mortals : The Indicator from Planet Money

The ancient Greeks had alternative facts too – they were just more chill about it

Work

Poem of the week: from Hesiod's Theogony

K-12 education and the ‘good strife’

Ancient myths reveal early fantasies about artificial life

The Ancients Expected Things to Get Worse, Not Better - Foundation for Economic Education

Hesiod's Fragments - R. Merkelbach and M. L. West: Fragmenta Hesiodea. Pp. vii+236. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1967. Cloth, 50s. net. | The Classical Review - Cambridge University Press & Assessment

At Chapman, these really are the dog days of summer

Medusa in Ancient Greek Art

Children and the justice system