Interdisciplinary Quarterly

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The Roots of Interdisciplinary Education

By Erik Durneika

I believe that the roots of interdisciplinary studies go back to the times of the Ancient Greeks. Throughout the ages, the Greek people, within various city-states, have sought to form the perfect “Greek individual” – a person who showcases talents in many aspects (e.g. […]


The Origins of Virgil’s Aeneid

by Margot Palmer

The Aeneid brings together myths and theology from ancient cultures to which Virgil had access, notably the Greek culture and perhaps the more Eastern cultures. The main story of the Aeneid borrows heavily from the Homeric epics the Iliad and Odyssey. In Book Six of the Aeneid, The Kingdom of the Dead, […]