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Pages: 2Lists Woodruff's four requirements for a leader (and exceptions); briefly describes the life of Aeschylus and overviews Prometheus Bound; explains who Peisistratos was and why he was important.
Pages: 2Lists what our class believes to be the characteristics of a tyrant; contrasts them with what traits we believe a good leader should have. Includes noteworthy comments from Woodruff.
Pages: 2Overviews the first lecture of the course; includes what freedoms the class most values; defines the two main types of freedom; defines the "paradox of freedom" and gives examples