A selection from the papers presented at an international symposium, "Philip II and Alexander III: Father, Son and Dunasteia," held April 3-5, 2008, at Clemson University, in South Carolina.
A selection from the papers presented at an international symposium, "Philip II and Alexander III: Father, Son and Dunasteia," held April 3-5, 2008, at Clemson University, in South Carolina.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Elizabeth Carney is Professor of History at Clemson University. Daniel Ogden is Professor of Ancient History, University of Exeter.
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* Preface * Table of contents * Notes on the contributors * Abbreviations * List of figures * Introduction * i. Father, Son, and Court * 1.: The "Pixodarus Affair" Reconsidered Again. Stephen Ruzicka. * 2.: The Bearded King and the Beardless Hero: from Philip II to Alexander the Great. Victor Alonso Troncoso. * 3.: In the Shadow of his Father: Alexander, Hermolaus, and the Legend of Philip. Sabine Müller. * 4.: Philip's Eurydice in the Philippeum at Olympia. Olga Palagia. * 5.: Putting Women in Their Place: Women in Public under Philip II and Alexander III and the Last Argeads. Elizabeth Carney. * 6.: The Symposia of Philip II and Alexander III of Macedon - the View From Greece. Frances Pownall. * ii. Philip and Alexander at War * 7.: Consensus Strategies under Philip and Alexander: the Revenge Theme. Giuseppe Squillace. * 8.: The Asthetairoi: Macedonia's Hoplites. Edward M. Anson. * 9.: The Argeads and the Phalanx. A. B. Bosworth. * 10.: Scythed Chariots at Gaugamela: a Case Study. Waldemar Heckel, Carolyn Willekes, Graham Wrightson. * iii. After Philip and Alexander: Legacy and Legitimation * 11.: Cassander and the Legacy of Philip II and Alexander III in Diodorus' Library. Franca Landucci Gattinoni. * 12.: The Role of the Argeadai in the Legitimation of the Ptolemaic Dynasty: Rhetoric and Practice. Margarita Lianou. * 13.: Hieronymus of Cardia: Causation and Bias from Alexander to his Successors. Joseph Roisman. * iv. Reception of Father and Son * 14.: Argead Dunasteia during the Reigns of Philip II and Alexander III: Aristotle Reconsidered. William Greenwalt. * 15.: "Worldwide Empire" vs "Glorious Enterprise": Diodorus and Justin on Philip II and Alexander the Great. Ian Worthington. * 16.: "You should never meet your heroesL": Growing up with Alexander, the Valerius Maximus way. Diana Spencer. * 17.: His Son's Father? Philip II in the Second Sophistic Sulochana Asirvatham. * 18.: Alexander in the Underworld. Daniel Ogden. * 19.: "And your father sees you": Paternity in Alexander (2004). Gideon Nisbet. * Bibliography * Index
* Preface * Table of contents * Notes on the contributors * Abbreviations * List of figures * Introduction * i. Father, Son, and Court * 1.: The "Pixodarus Affair" Reconsidered Again. Stephen Ruzicka. * 2.: The Bearded King and the Beardless Hero: from Philip II to Alexander the Great. Victor Alonso Troncoso. * 3.: In the Shadow of his Father: Alexander, Hermolaus, and the Legend of Philip. Sabine Müller. * 4.: Philip's Eurydice in the Philippeum at Olympia. Olga Palagia. * 5.: Putting Women in Their Place: Women in Public under Philip II and Alexander III and the Last Argeads. Elizabeth Carney. * 6.: The Symposia of Philip II and Alexander III of Macedon - the View From Greece. Frances Pownall. * ii. Philip and Alexander at War * 7.: Consensus Strategies under Philip and Alexander: the Revenge Theme. Giuseppe Squillace. * 8.: The Asthetairoi: Macedonia's Hoplites. Edward M. Anson. * 9.: The Argeads and the Phalanx. A. B. Bosworth. * 10.: Scythed Chariots at Gaugamela: a Case Study. Waldemar Heckel, Carolyn Willekes, Graham Wrightson. * iii. After Philip and Alexander: Legacy and Legitimation * 11.: Cassander and the Legacy of Philip II and Alexander III in Diodorus' Library. Franca Landucci Gattinoni. * 12.: The Role of the Argeadai in the Legitimation of the Ptolemaic Dynasty: Rhetoric and Practice. Margarita Lianou. * 13.: Hieronymus of Cardia: Causation and Bias from Alexander to his Successors. Joseph Roisman. * iv. Reception of Father and Son * 14.: Argead Dunasteia during the Reigns of Philip II and Alexander III: Aristotle Reconsidered. William Greenwalt. * 15.: "Worldwide Empire" vs "Glorious Enterprise": Diodorus and Justin on Philip II and Alexander the Great. Ian Worthington. * 16.: "You should never meet your heroesL": Growing up with Alexander, the Valerius Maximus way. Diana Spencer. * 17.: His Son's Father? Philip II in the Second Sophistic Sulochana Asirvatham. * 18.: Alexander in the Underworld. Daniel Ogden. * 19.: "And your father sees you": Paternity in Alexander (2004). Gideon Nisbet. * Bibliography * Index
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