This 2007 book challenges orthodox readings of Greek history centred on the polis and proposes a broader approach.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kostas Vlassopoulos is Lecturer in Greek History at the University of Nottingham.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Defining the Contexts of Thinking about the Polis: 1. An archaeology of discourses 2. The ancient discourses on the polis 3. Making use of Aristotle: concepts and models Part II. Rethinking the Contexts. The Polis as an Entity: a Critique: 4. East and West, Greece and the East: the polis vs. Oriental despotism 5. The consumer city: Ancient vs. Medieval/Modern Part III. The Polis as Part of a Systeme-Monde: 6. The polis as a unit of analysis: poleis and koinôniai 7. Poleis and space 8. Poleis and polities 9. Poleis and time 10. Towards new master narratives of Greek history?
Part I. Defining the Contexts of Thinking about the Polis: 1. An archaeology of discourses 2. The ancient discourses on the polis 3. Making use of Aristotle: concepts and models Part II. Rethinking the Contexts. The Polis as an Entity: a Critique: 4. East and West, Greece and the East: the polis vs. Oriental despotism 5. The consumer city: Ancient vs. Medieval/Modern Part III. The Polis as Part of a Systeme-Monde: 6. The polis as a unit of analysis: poleis and koinôniai 7. Poleis and space 8. Poleis and polities 9. Poleis and time 10. Towards new master narratives of Greek history?
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