Big Thoughts from a Small Speck Chloe Yeoman

Hi Folks, just a super quick one this week to recap the previous few episodes! I hope you enjoy it and look forward to the next and final section of my dissertation series. 

Sending love,

Chloe 

Hey folks, I am so excited to be able to present a second episode to you this week! Woo!! I hope you enjoy it and enjoy my poetry analysis. I rediscovered my love of poetry and literary analysis and I can't wait to do it again. 



The sources used:

Sappho Stung with Love: Poems and Fragments (Poochigian and Duffy, 2009, Penguin Classics)

Greek Lyrics trans Richmond Lattimore (1960, University of Chicago Press)

Sappho Come Close (Poochigian, 2015, Penguin Classics)

Hey Guys! Welcome to this second episode in the Aphrodite series!! I am so glad to finally be getting this out to you! I hope you enjoy it!!



All my best,

Chloe



Bibliography: If you would like to see a bibliography I am happy to supply one. The full version does not fit in the description. 

Link to Vanity Fair article: https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2022/09/dont-worry-darling-movie-review



Sources:

Hesiod's Theogony, Herodotus, and Homer's Iliad, Vergil's The Aeneid. 

Hi guys,



This week I explore my opinions on religion and how it affects us as humans and the possible causes behind it! I am uploading during this in between point as it is my birthday on Friday so I want to give myself the day! I hope you have a great week and I will be speaking to you all again in September when we start the Aphrodite series!



All my best,



Chloe

Hey guys! So glad to have you back! I am excited to give you the final epsiode from the Ishtar section of my disso!! I hope you guys have a great week and I'll see you guys next time!!

Chloe

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Bibliography

Anon., 2020. The Epic of   Gilgamesh. 2nd Edition ed. Milton Keynes: Penguin Books.

Collins, J. J., 2018. The Near Eastern Context. In: Introduction to the Hebrew Bible. s.l.:1517 Media: Fortress Press, pp. 25-51.

Harris, R., 1991. Inanna-Ishtar as Paradox and a   Coincidence of Opposites. History of Religions, 30(3), pp. 261-278.

History.com Editors, 2021. Mesopotamia. [Online]  Available at: https://www.history.com/topics/ancient-middle-east/mesopotamia     [Accessed 7 March 2022].

Howard, S., 2017. En Hedu'anna. Journal of the   Washington Academy of Sciences, 103(2), pp. 21-34.

Jacobsen, T., 1987. Inanna's Descent. In: The Harps that   Once.... Yale: Yale University Press, pp. 205-232.

Kriwaczek, P., 2012. Babylon: Mesopotamia and the Birth   of Civilisation. New York: Thomas Dunne Books.

Marcovich, M., 1996. From Ishtar to Aphrdotite. Journal   of Aesthetic Education, 30(2), p. 45.

Oppenheim, A. L., 1977. Ancient Mesopotamia: Portrait of   a Dead Civilisation. 2nd Edition ed. London: University of Chicago Press.

Pinker, A., 2005. Descent of the Goddess Ishtar to the   Netherworld and Nahum II 8. Vetus Testamentum, 55(1), pp. 89-100.

Pryke, L., 2017. Ishtar. New York: Routledge.