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We may be in the 21st century, and life may be improving, but a fair number of us still hold some ancient attitudes.
Nonetheless, we can reconstruct some of the associations of the ancient festival from those which continued to hang about it in the Middle Ages, and from folk customs attached to it, so widespread that they must refer to a generally shared set of ancient attitudes.
Patriarchal norms die hard, though, and we're still up against ancient attitudes that dictate that women should be desirable, but keep our own desires quiet for fear of being the kind of slutty, uncouth woman who speaks openly about what turns her on.
Some consider this a postmodern technique, but in fact it is a classical approach, an ancient Greek attitude toward order.
More than most, she and her sister Serena have had to hit their way past ancient, prejudicial attitudes.
As I discuss in the piece, this is especially striking against the backdrop of recent and ancient Chinese attitudes toward travelling abroad.
But Mr. Mattingly added that, in a county where the large businesses are run by white men and "ancient parochial attitudes" persist, voter enthusiasm for Mr. Obama had a logic that went beyond simple loyalty.
What follows is a brief description of ancient Greek attitudes, but it is important to recognize that there was regional variation.
The ancient Maya's attitude toward the gods was one of humble supplication, since the gods could bestow health, good crops, and plentiful game or send illness and hunger.
