Pick one of the following ideas and trace its development through Greek literature and history, as exemplified in your chosen texts, and supported if possible by examples from visual arts and the secondary readings assigned for the class. Look for contrasts and continuities, and be sure to develop a focused thesis. Women’s Power Justice Love Manliness Monsters and Monstrousness Appearance and Reality Persuasion Play and Games Beauty Happiness Use evidence (literature, art) from at least 3 periods (see below). Scope and Approach: Do not try to answer the great questions of life with this essay. Small, intelligent, modest observations which are well supported by the evidence will do nicely. Again, narrow down your topic to a clear, unambitious thesis statement, which you will state clearly in your first paragraph. Try to develop your argument outwards from the evidence you find, rather than deciding what your argument is and then making the evidence fit it. Basic requirements:
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