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Pacman: New page: {{wp-also}} '''Herodotus''' was the father of all historians, which means he was the father of all constructions of the past to favor Western chauvanist megalomania (thanks for ruining th...

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New page: {{wp-also}} '''Herodotus''' was the father of all historians, which means he was the father of all constructions of the past to favor Western chauvanist megalomania (thanks for ruining th...

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'''Herodotus''' was the father of all historians, which means he was the father of all constructions of the past to favor Western chauvanist megalomania (thanks for ruining the fun, [[Edward Said]]). Consequently, he is beloved by Westerners, such as [[w:Ryszard Kapuscinski]], and loathed by Persians like [[Alidad Damoeei]].

His ''Histories'' form part of the first-semester [[Lit Hum]] syllabus. Lit Hum classes traditionally groan about trudging through the work, but found their education came in handy when it came to pointing out the exaggerated plot points in ''[[w:The 300]]''.

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 His ''Histories'' form part of the first-semester [[Lit Hum]] syllabus. Lit Hum classes traditionally groan about trudging through the work, but found their education came in handy when it came to pointing out the exaggerated plot points in ''[[w:The 300|The 300]]''.
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-'''Herodotus''' was the father of all historians, which means he was the father of all constructions of the past to favor Western chauvanist megalomania (thanks for ruining the fun, [[Edward Said]]). Consequently, he is beloved by Westerners, such as [[w:Ryszard Kapuscinski|Ryszard Kapuscinski]], and loathed by Persians like [[Alidad Damoeei]].
+'''Herodotus''' was the father of all historians, which means he was the father of all constructions of the past to favor Western chauvanist megalomania (thanks for ruining the fun, [[Edward Said]]). Consequently, he is beloved by Westerners, such as [[w:Ryszard Kapuscinski|Ryszard Kapuscinski]], and loathed by Persians like [[Alidad Damooei]].
 His ''Histories'' form part of the first-semester [[Lit Hum]] syllabus. Lit Hum classes traditionally groan about trudging through the work, but found their education came in handy when it came to pointing out the exaggerated plot points in ''[[w:The 300|The 300]]''.
 [[Category:Curricular luminaries]]