Sparta : new perspectives
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Sparta : new perspectives
Duckworth with Classical Press of Wales, 1999
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This text comprises of a collection of some sixteen studies of Sparta, ranging from the archaic to the hellenistic periods.
Table of Contents
- The Socratics' Sparta and Rousseau's, Paul Cartledge
- Sparta's kosmos of silence, Ephraim David
- perspectives on Spartiate education in the classical period, Jean Ducat
- is Spartan art different?, Reinhard Foertsch
- the evolution of Messenian identity, Thomas Figueira
- Artmis Orthia and the women of Sparta, Lyn Foxhall
- an agnostic culture? athletic competition in archaic and classical society, Steven Hodkinson
- "Sophronsune" and Xenophon's view of Sparta, Noreen Humble
- from perioikoi to poleis - the Laconian cities in the late hellenistic period, Nigel Kennell
- Demaratus, Leonidas and the Spartiate ideology, Mario Lombardo
- Athenian ideology and the empowered Spartan woman, Ellen Greenstein Millender
- from Sparta to Taras, Massimo Nafissi
- female politicians and lovers - assertive Spartan women in Plutarch's "Lives of Agis and Kleomines", Anton Powell
- aidos at Sparta, Nicholas Richer
- Olympiad chronology and early Spartan history, P.J.Shaw
- Tyrtaios, eunomia and the Great Rhetra, Hans van Wees.
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