War, democracy and culture in classical Athens

Weitere Verfasser: Pritchard, David, 1970-
Ort/Verlag/Jahr: Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2010.
Umfang/Format: xviii, 460 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.
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Inhalte/Bestandteile: 16 Datensätze
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Inhaltsangabe:
  • The symbiosis between democracy and war : the case of ancient Athens / David M. Pritchard
  • pt. 1. The impact of democracy on war
  • Thucydides on Athens' democratic advantage in the Archidamian War / Josiah Ober
  • Democratizing courage in classical Athens / Ryan K. Balot
  • pt. 2. Military Innovations of the democracy
  • Cavalry, democracy, and military thinking in classical Athens / Iain Spence
  • Light troops in classical Athens / Matthew Trundle
  • pt. 3. The fifth-century drama of war
  • Affirming Athenian action : Euripides' portrayal of military activity and the limits of tragic instruction / Sophie Mills
  • Ridiculing a popular war : old comedy and militarism in classical Athens / David Konstan
  • pt. 4. War in fourth-century speeches
  • War in the law-court : some Athenian discussions / Alastair J.L. Blanshard
  • Athenian militarism and the recourse to war / Peter Hunt
  • pt. 5. Soldiers in privately purchased art
  • Democratic ideology, the events of war, and the iconography of Attic funerary sculpture / Robin Osborne
  • The warrior loutrophoroi of fifth-century Athens / Patricia Hannah
  • "I am Eurymedon" : tensions and ambiguities in Athenian war imagery / Margaret C. Miller
  • pt. 5. Honouring the war dead
  • Commemoration of the war dead in classical Athens : remembering defeat and victory / Polly Low
  • Arete and the achievements of the war dead : the logic of praise in the Athenian funeral oration / Sumio Yoshitake
  • Epilogue: Does democracy have a violent heart? / John Keane.