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01 - Chapter I: The Greek View of Religion. Section 1 - Introductory
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02 - I.2 Greek Religion an Interpretation of Nature
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03 - I.3 Greek Religion an Interpretation of the Human Passions
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04 - I.4 Greek Religion the Foundation of Society
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05 - I.5 Religious Festivals
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06 - I.6 The Greek Conception of the Relation of Man to the Gods
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07 - I.7 Divination, Omens, Oracles
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08 - I.8 Sacrifice and Atonement
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09 - I.9 Guilt and Punishment
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10 - I.10 Mysticism
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11 - I.11 The Greek View of Death and a Future Life
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12 - I.12 Critical and Sceptical Opinion in Greece
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13 - I.13 Ethical Criticism
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14 - I.14 Transition to Monotheism
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15 - I.15 Metaphysical Criticism
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16 - I.16 Metaphysical Reconstruction - Plato
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17 - I.17 Summary
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18 - Chapter II: The Greek View of the State. Section 1 - The Greek State a 'City'
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19 - II.2 The Relation of the State to the Citizen
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20 - II.3 The Greek View of Law
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21 - II.4 Artisans and Slaves
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22 - II.5 The Greek State Primarily Military, not Industrial
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23 - II.6 Forms of Government in the Greek State
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24 - II.7 Faction and Anarchy
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25 - II.8 Property and the Communistic Ideal
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26 - II.9 Sparta
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27 - II.10 Athens
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28 - II.11 Sceptical Criticism of the Basis of the State
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29 - II.12 Summary
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30 - Chapter III: The Greek View of the Individual. Section 1 - The Greek View of Manual Labour and Trade
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31 - III.2 Appreciation of External Goods
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32 - III.3 Appreciation of Physical Qualities
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33 - III.4 Greek Athletics
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34 - III.5 Greek Ethics - Identification of the Aesthetic and Ethical Points of View
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35 - III.6 The Greek View of Pleasure
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36 - III.7 Illustrations - Ischomachus; Socrates
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37 - III.8 The Greek View of Woman
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38 - III.9 Protests against the Common View of Woman
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39 - III.10a Friendship (1)
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40 - III.10b Friendship (2)
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41 - III.10c Friendship (3)
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42 - III.11 Summary
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43 - Chapter IV: The Greek View of Art. Section 1 - Greek Art an Expression of National Life
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44 - IV.2 Identification of the Aesthetic and Ethical Points of View
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45 - IV.3 Sculpture and Painting
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46 - IV.4 Music and the Dance
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47 - IV.5 Poetry
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48 - IV.6a Tragedy (1)
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49 - IV.6b Tragedy (2)
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50 - IV.7 Comedy
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51 - IV.8 Summary
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52 - Chapter V: Conclusion
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