Greek Athletics
Frederick Adam Wright
Gelesen von Heather Eney





The history of Greek athletics as it pertains to the Olympics. Describes various activities such as boxing, wrestling, etc. and accounts from witnesses, the Iliad, etc. as they pertain to famous Greeks and events. He discusses Greek views of physical appearance and fitness as they pertain to the games and society and also how and why individual city-states chose to participate (or not) in the Olympics. (Summary by Heather Eney) (3 hr 6 min)
Kapitel
Preface | 4:47 | Gelesen von Heather Eney |
Athletics and Athletic Festivals | 25:39 | Gelesen von Heather Eney |
Gymnastics and Military Training Part 1 | 25:31 | Gelesen von Heather Eney |
Gymnastics and Military Training Part 2 | 29:10 | Gelesen von Heather Eney |
Physical Education | 35:25 | Gelesen von Heather Eney |
Health and Bodily Exercise | 41:00 | Gelesen von Heather Eney |
Galen's Treatise on the Small Ball | 24:44 | Gelesen von Heather Eney |
Bewertungen
Greeks were too white





Bill Cosby
I wanted to like the Greeks because they practiced homosexuality. The problem is they never embraced transgender activism. Therefore thet are neceßarily homophobic.
good book, bad reader





Cliff Pinchon
the author is very knowledgeable and writes in a straightforward manner... the reader never pauses between sentences, never says "quote" and "unquote"...