What can the classics say to the modern manager and executive? What can he or she gain from reading Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar? One lesson that immediately springs to mind is, does unfettered ambition naturally lead to a selective listening process? Gaius Julius Caesar’s unrestrained ambition to match or outperform the achievements of Alexander the Great […]
An Introduction to Rhetoric: The Greek Experience:
Every epoch experiences its changes and upheavals, and 5th Century Greece was no different to this general trend in history. The reasons for such changes are complex but, perhaps in the case of Ancient Greece, a new sense of national identity caused by such dramatic events as Greece’s victory over the Persians, its ever expanding […]