CLAS 0210/ ARCH 0200 Sport in the Ancient Greek World Prof. John Cherry Spring 2015 MWF 2:00-2:50 pm RIH 008.

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CLAS 0210/ ARCH 0200 Sport in the Ancient Greek World Prof. John Cherry Spring 2015 MWF 2:00-2:50 pm RIH 008

Scenes from Athens 2004 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony

“Sport is the most immutable and modern aspect of our heritage from the Greeks and, therefore, the stadium door is perhaps the most accessible means of entering the ancient world.” [Eric Segal]

A central social & ethical problem What is — or ought to be — the role of athletics in society?

What ought to be the role of sports in society? Specifically… Should sport be a required part of education? Should society support athletes as a form of mass entertainment? Does the popularity of athletes lead to an over- emphasis on athletics and athletes? Is cheating an inherent part of the athletic scene?

What ought to be the role of sports in society? and… Should women be allowed full participation in sports, and on a level equal to men? Are competitive sports more harmful than beneficial? Do violent sports (boxing, gladiatorial combat) have any place in “civilized” society? Do sports build character?

What ought to be the role of athletics in society? and, comparatively… How far were these questions also of relevance to the ancient Greek world? What answers did the Greeks give?

The Syllabus… and all other documents, assignments, word-lists, website URLs, Powerpoint presentations, and specimen exam questions you will need… will be posted on Canvas at:

Grades will be based on: Midterm Exam (take-home, 20%, issued March 6, due March 9) Final Exam (20%) Three short quizzes (5% each) Three short writing assignments (5% each) One 8-10 page term paper (20%, due May 5) Attendance, active participation, office hours (10%)

Textbooks Miller Arete Swaddling All textbooks except Young available at the Brown Bookstore Young available as pdf files on Canvas Young

True or False? 1. The ancient symbol of the Olympic Games was five interlocked rings, just like today 2. Then as now, the Olympic Games were open to competitors of all nations and races 3. Both men and women competed in the ancient Olympic Games 4. The ancient games always began with the lighting of the sacred Olympic flame 5. In the ancient Olympics, you could tell the competitors from different states by their distinctive uniforms and flags

6. In Antiquity, winter games were held every second year on the slopes of Mt. Olympus 7. Ancient athletes made no money at the Games, competing only for glory and an olive wreath 8. The ancient Olympic marathon race was introduced to memorialize a famous runner at the Battle of Marathon 9. The centennial games of the modern era were celebrated in Atlanta in For roughly how many years did the ancient games run? 10. Wars caused the cancellation of the modern Olympics in 1916, 1940, and How often do you think they were cancelled in Antiquity?