The university of warwick Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Lab Report for Statics and Structures Module (ES196) as part of the Engineering Course at the University of Warwick which received a 1st (70%).

This document contains all the notes from the synchronous and asynchronous lectures throughout the year and is split up lecture by lecture. It DOES NOT include the readings from Power and Plenty and The History of the Global Economy but these notes are also available on my account.

This document contains all the notes from the synchronous and asynchronous lectures throughout the year and is split up lecture by lecture. This document on its own, is sufficient to get a top mark in your end of year exam.

This document contains all the notes from the synchronous and asynchronous lectures throughout the year and is split up lecture by lecture. This document on its own, is sufficient to get a top mark in your end of year exam.

This document contains all the notes from the synchronous and asynchronous lectures throughout the year and is split up topic by topic. This document on its own, is sufficient to get a top mark in your end-of-year exam.

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Reasonable worship of the gods The play shows that the reasonable and rational worship of the gods will lead to favourable fate for mortals. Do not worship one god above the others as it will always end badly (as shown by the Maenads) but equally do not exclude one god from worship as this will also end badly (as shown by Pentheus). Through Thebes' problems with divine worship, Euripides is subtly praising Athens and their success in divine worship. They worship equally and reasonably. (they h...

Summary notes for weeks 1-5