ESSAY: Dike, Daughter of Zeus: Divine Civics in Hesiod’s Works and Days

An essay on the theology of Justice in the poetry of Hesiod.

January 1, 2017 Research

I wrote this essay during my Master’s program and it was published in the Dalhousie Classics department’s undergraduate journal.

I always tell students to pick essay topics that excite them because what you write about is what you will remember most from your education.

I still think about this essay all the time.

“Dike, Daughter of Zeus: Divine Civics in Hesiod’s Works and Days.” Pseudo-Dionysius 19 (2017): 86–93.

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