The Western Time of Ancient History
Historiographical Encounters with the Greek and Roman Pasts
Herausgeber: Lianeri, Alexandra
The Western Time of Ancient History
Historiographical Encounters with the Greek and Roman Pasts
Herausgeber: Lianeri, Alexandra
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This book discusses the conceptual and temporal frames through which modern Western historiography has linked itself to classical antiquity.
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This book discusses the conceptual and temporal frames through which modern Western historiography has linked itself to classical antiquity.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 372
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Juni 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 691g
- ISBN-13: 9780521883139
- ISBN-10: 052188313X
- Artikelnr.: 31891827
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 372
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Juni 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 691g
- ISBN-13: 9780521883139
- ISBN-10: 052188313X
- Artikelnr.: 31891827
Introduction. Unfounding times: the idea and ideal of ancient history in
Western historical thought Alexandra Lianeri; Part I. Theorising Western
Time: Concepts and Models: 1. Time's authority François Hartog; 2.
Exemplarity and anti-exemplarity in Early Modern Europe Peter Burke; 3.
Greek philosophy and Western history: a philosophy-centred temporality
Giuseppe Cambiano; 4. Historiography and political theology: Momigliano and
the end of history Howard Caygill; Part II. Ancient History and Modern
Temporalities: 5. The making of a bourgeois antiquity. Wilhelm von Humboldt
and Greek history Stefan Rebenich; 6. Modern histories of Ancient Greece:
genealogies, contexts and eighteenth-century narrative historiography
Giovanna Ceserani; 7. Acquiring (a) historicity: Greek history,
temporalities and eurocentrism in the Sattelzeit Kostas Vlassopoulos; 8.
Herodotus and Thucydides in the view of nineteenth-century German
historians Ulrich Muhlack; 9. Monumentality and the meaning of the past in
ancient and modern historiography Neville Morley; Part III. Unfounding Time
In and Through Ancient Historical Thought: 10. Thucydides and social
change: between akribeia and universality Rosalind Thomas; 11. Historia
magistra vitae in Herodotus and Thucydides? The exemplary use of the past,
and ancient and modern temporalities Jonas Grethlein; 12. Repetition and
exemplarity in historical thought: ancient Rome and the ghosts of modernity
Ellen O'Gorman; 13. Time and authority in the chronicle of Sulpicius
Severus Michael Williams; Part IV. Afterword: 14. Ancient history in the
eighteenth century Oswyn Murray; 15. Seeing in and through time John Dunn.
Western historical thought Alexandra Lianeri; Part I. Theorising Western
Time: Concepts and Models: 1. Time's authority François Hartog; 2.
Exemplarity and anti-exemplarity in Early Modern Europe Peter Burke; 3.
Greek philosophy and Western history: a philosophy-centred temporality
Giuseppe Cambiano; 4. Historiography and political theology: Momigliano and
the end of history Howard Caygill; Part II. Ancient History and Modern
Temporalities: 5. The making of a bourgeois antiquity. Wilhelm von Humboldt
and Greek history Stefan Rebenich; 6. Modern histories of Ancient Greece:
genealogies, contexts and eighteenth-century narrative historiography
Giovanna Ceserani; 7. Acquiring (a) historicity: Greek history,
temporalities and eurocentrism in the Sattelzeit Kostas Vlassopoulos; 8.
Herodotus and Thucydides in the view of nineteenth-century German
historians Ulrich Muhlack; 9. Monumentality and the meaning of the past in
ancient and modern historiography Neville Morley; Part III. Unfounding Time
In and Through Ancient Historical Thought: 10. Thucydides and social
change: between akribeia and universality Rosalind Thomas; 11. Historia
magistra vitae in Herodotus and Thucydides? The exemplary use of the past,
and ancient and modern temporalities Jonas Grethlein; 12. Repetition and
exemplarity in historical thought: ancient Rome and the ghosts of modernity
Ellen O'Gorman; 13. Time and authority in the chronicle of Sulpicius
Severus Michael Williams; Part IV. Afterword: 14. Ancient history in the
eighteenth century Oswyn Murray; 15. Seeing in and through time John Dunn.
Introduction. Unfounding times: the idea and ideal of ancient history in
Western historical thought Alexandra Lianeri; Part I. Theorising Western
Time: Concepts and Models: 1. Time's authority François Hartog; 2.
Exemplarity and anti-exemplarity in Early Modern Europe Peter Burke; 3.
Greek philosophy and Western history: a philosophy-centred temporality
Giuseppe Cambiano; 4. Historiography and political theology: Momigliano and
the end of history Howard Caygill; Part II. Ancient History and Modern
Temporalities: 5. The making of a bourgeois antiquity. Wilhelm von Humboldt
and Greek history Stefan Rebenich; 6. Modern histories of Ancient Greece:
genealogies, contexts and eighteenth-century narrative historiography
Giovanna Ceserani; 7. Acquiring (a) historicity: Greek history,
temporalities and eurocentrism in the Sattelzeit Kostas Vlassopoulos; 8.
Herodotus and Thucydides in the view of nineteenth-century German
historians Ulrich Muhlack; 9. Monumentality and the meaning of the past in
ancient and modern historiography Neville Morley; Part III. Unfounding Time
In and Through Ancient Historical Thought: 10. Thucydides and social
change: between akribeia and universality Rosalind Thomas; 11. Historia
magistra vitae in Herodotus and Thucydides? The exemplary use of the past,
and ancient and modern temporalities Jonas Grethlein; 12. Repetition and
exemplarity in historical thought: ancient Rome and the ghosts of modernity
Ellen O'Gorman; 13. Time and authority in the chronicle of Sulpicius
Severus Michael Williams; Part IV. Afterword: 14. Ancient history in the
eighteenth century Oswyn Murray; 15. Seeing in and through time John Dunn.
Western historical thought Alexandra Lianeri; Part I. Theorising Western
Time: Concepts and Models: 1. Time's authority François Hartog; 2.
Exemplarity and anti-exemplarity in Early Modern Europe Peter Burke; 3.
Greek philosophy and Western history: a philosophy-centred temporality
Giuseppe Cambiano; 4. Historiography and political theology: Momigliano and
the end of history Howard Caygill; Part II. Ancient History and Modern
Temporalities: 5. The making of a bourgeois antiquity. Wilhelm von Humboldt
and Greek history Stefan Rebenich; 6. Modern histories of Ancient Greece:
genealogies, contexts and eighteenth-century narrative historiography
Giovanna Ceserani; 7. Acquiring (a) historicity: Greek history,
temporalities and eurocentrism in the Sattelzeit Kostas Vlassopoulos; 8.
Herodotus and Thucydides in the view of nineteenth-century German
historians Ulrich Muhlack; 9. Monumentality and the meaning of the past in
ancient and modern historiography Neville Morley; Part III. Unfounding Time
In and Through Ancient Historical Thought: 10. Thucydides and social
change: between akribeia and universality Rosalind Thomas; 11. Historia
magistra vitae in Herodotus and Thucydides? The exemplary use of the past,
and ancient and modern temporalities Jonas Grethlein; 12. Repetition and
exemplarity in historical thought: ancient Rome and the ghosts of modernity
Ellen O'Gorman; 13. Time and authority in the chronicle of Sulpicius
Severus Michael Williams; Part IV. Afterword: 14. Ancient history in the
eighteenth century Oswyn Murray; 15. Seeing in and through time John Dunn.