VOLUME III Contents

VOLUME III Contents

VOLUME III Contents

CONTENTS

Volume III

Acknowledgements

Lynchburg College Symposium Readings, Senior Symposium,

and the LCSR Program

Introduction to Volume III

On Truths and on Shapes

PART I. TRUTHS: PHILOSOPHICAL,

THEORETICAL, CULTURAL

Philosophy, Theory, Cultural Heritage

Plato

The Republic, Book X

Pausanias

Description of Greece

Saint Augustine

The Confessions

Karl Marx & Frederick Engels

The German Ideology

Friedrich Nietzsche

The Twilight of the Idols

Franz Boas

Primitive Art

John Cotton Dana

The Gloom of the Museum

Roland Barthes

"Toys"

Vine Deloria, Jr

God is Red

PART II. SHAPES: NARRATIVE

Narrative

Anonymous

The Epic of Gilgamesh

Herodotus

The History

Anonymous

Bhagavad Gita, The Song Celestial

Francesco Petrarch

"The Ascent of Mount Ventoux"

Miguel de Cervantes

The History of Don Quixote

PART III. SHAPES: DRAMA

Drama

Aristotle

Poetics

Aristophanes

Lysistrata

William Shakespeare

Othello

George Bernard Shaw

Caesar and Cleopatra

PART IV. SHAPES: VERSE

Poetry: Infinity of Reflections

Sappho

Selected poems

Caedmon

"Caedmon's Hymn"

Anonymous

Beowulf

Anonymous

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

Thomas De Celano

"Dies Irae"

Li-Po

"Nocturne"

"On a Picture Screen"

"By the Great Wall"

"On Hearing the Flute at Lo Cheng One Spring Night"

Selected Poetry in Japanese

Workman (Hitomaro) "The Construction of the Palace of Fujiwara"

Anonymous "God-music"

Tachibana Akemi "Poems of solitary delights"

Kawahigashi Hekigoto "Cold Spring Day"

Tsuchiï Bansui "Moon over the ruined castle"

Shimazaki Toson "By the old castle at Komoro"

Michelangelo

"In this mere living stone" and "The course of my long life"

Shakespeare

Sonnets: 21, 23, 24

William Blake