Showing results for "Gladiator" in Social Sciences

In Gladiator, Philip Wylie crafts a gripping tale of a man who, through the brilliance of his biologist father, gains the extraordinary strength and invulnerability of a superman. Yet, as he grapples with his remarkable abilities, he finds himself alienated from a society that responds to his power with fear and hostility. This profound struggle ultimately drives him to seek solace away from civilization, exploring the true cost of being different. (Summary by the reader)

After months of silence, The Talking Skulls are back—revamped, recharged, and ready to spark conversations that matter. With fewer cuss words and a sharper focus on thought-provoking topics, Spectator and Gladiator dive into the heart of life's challenges, sharing wisdom, humor, and fresh perspectives for the whole family.

"An American Stands on the Shoulders of a Gladiator" is from the August 14, 2016 Sports section of The New York Times. It was written by John Branch and narrated by Corey M. Snow.

Every hero is someone else's villain. On each episode of the show, Michael Shane Renfro, Mason van Lunenburg and Jacob Smith tackle current, divisive topics with guests that are heroes to some - while being villains to others.