First, let's share those definitions.
As we dig into Theogony, here are some guiding Questions:
Journal 6: Theogony (lines 1-210)
- What is Hesiod setting up his poem to be about according to his intro?
- What Greek values can we infer in the way the muses are viewed and glorified?
- How would you describe the birth of the cosmos? (lines 104-153)
- Why do you think Hesiod is constantly mentioning weather a "child" was conceived/born sexually or asexually?
- What does Aphrodite's origin say about who she will be? What do her names reveal?
HW: Start Theogony (only first 210 lines tonight) and do Journal 6.
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