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- 1. M.K. Bhavnagar university Department of English Year-2015-2016 • Name:-ValaAshaT. • Rollno:-37. • Paperno:-6(TheVictorianLiterature) • Topic:-Hellenism and Hebraismincultural andanarchy.. • EnrolmentNo:-PG15101041 • class:- Sem-2 (M.A.part-1) • E-mailid:-valaasha10@gmail.com
- 3. Introduction. • Cultural and anarchy is a notorious philosophical work written by the celebrated Victorian poet and critic Matthew Arnold. This essay was first published in “Cornhill Magazine” during 1867-68.
- 4. This Essay in chapter. Cultural and anarchy Sweetness and light Doing as one like Barbarians ,philistines ,populace Hellenism& Hebraism
- 5. View of about Hebraism or Hellenism. Hebraism • Spirit of thought • Spirit of Bible • Narrow mindedness • Religious • Thought only for God • Follow the biblical idea. Hellenism. • Spirit of mind • Spirit of Greek • Open minded • Knowledge • Though with practical • Follow the platonic idea.
- 7. • Hellenism and Hebraism both are directly connected to the human life of human beings. • Hellenism keeps emphasis knowing or knowledge where as Hebraism fasten its in doing. • He talk about the great idea to know and great energy to act, both are most patent forces so, the are called Hebraism and Hellenism.
- 8. Knowledge action and strictness Resulted in science and humanism in Renaissance Renaissance lost its moral character 16th century stood Hellenism.
- 9. Supreme idea Hebraism • Power of God • Universe spirit • Change is bad • Controlled by God • Science technology • God blessing Hellenism • Spontaneity of consciousness • Human oriented • Change is good • Each one is new • Personal • Achievement
- 10. • Internal aspect External aspect Hebraism Hellenism
- 11. Conclusion. • Hellenism/Greek mindset • In contrast to the Greek view that the highest human being experience was knowledge to a Hebrew scholar like the apostle Paul , moral beauty and righteousness was the highest human experience. • In today common view influenced by Greek dualism , faith is a mystical, non- rational thing, not related reason.
- 12. Reference. • Wikipedia. • Slide share