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A Commentary on Herodotus. Exploring the Ancient Narratives and Historical Analysis of Herodotus
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- Nombre de pages99
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-610481-8
- EAN4064066104818
- Date de parution16/03/2020
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille406 Ko
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
A Commentary on Herodotus' stands as a monumental collaboration between J. Wells and W. W. How, weaving together comprehensive analyses and insights into the works of Herodotus, often hailed as the 'Father of History'. This collection exhibits an astute examination of the varied literary styles and methodologies used by Herodotus, underpinning the rich tapestry of historical narratives and ethnographic accounts that define his oeuvre.
The anthology is significant for its scholarly exploration and interpretation of key historical events, cultural practices, and geographical knowledge of the ancient world, showcasing standout analyses that contribute to the broader understanding of classical literature and historiography. The contributing authors, J. Wells and W. W. How, bring their considerable expertise and scholarly rigor to the forefront, navigating the complexities of Herodotus's text with precision and insight.
Both authors are steeped in the study of classical antiquity, contributing to the anthology's resonance with historical, cultural, and literary movements of the time. Their collective work underscores the relevance of Herodotus's writings in contemporary discussions on history and its methodologies, enriching the reader's comprehension of ancient narratives. 'A Commentary on Herodotus' is recommended for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of classical literature and history.
This collection offers an unparalleled exploration into the depth and breadth of Herodotus's work, inviting readers to engage with the text through a critical lens. It serves not only as an educational tool but also as a forum for dialogue among differing interpretations, fostering a deeper appreciation for the complexities and nuances of historical writing.
The anthology is significant for its scholarly exploration and interpretation of key historical events, cultural practices, and geographical knowledge of the ancient world, showcasing standout analyses that contribute to the broader understanding of classical literature and historiography. The contributing authors, J. Wells and W. W. How, bring their considerable expertise and scholarly rigor to the forefront, navigating the complexities of Herodotus's text with precision and insight.
Both authors are steeped in the study of classical antiquity, contributing to the anthology's resonance with historical, cultural, and literary movements of the time. Their collective work underscores the relevance of Herodotus's writings in contemporary discussions on history and its methodologies, enriching the reader's comprehension of ancient narratives. 'A Commentary on Herodotus' is recommended for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of classical literature and history.
This collection offers an unparalleled exploration into the depth and breadth of Herodotus's work, inviting readers to engage with the text through a critical lens. It serves not only as an educational tool but also as a forum for dialogue among differing interpretations, fostering a deeper appreciation for the complexities and nuances of historical writing.
A Commentary on Herodotus' stands as a monumental collaboration between J. Wells and W. W. How, weaving together comprehensive analyses and insights into the works of Herodotus, often hailed as the 'Father of History'. This collection exhibits an astute examination of the varied literary styles and methodologies used by Herodotus, underpinning the rich tapestry of historical narratives and ethnographic accounts that define his oeuvre.
The anthology is significant for its scholarly exploration and interpretation of key historical events, cultural practices, and geographical knowledge of the ancient world, showcasing standout analyses that contribute to the broader understanding of classical literature and historiography. The contributing authors, J. Wells and W. W. How, bring their considerable expertise and scholarly rigor to the forefront, navigating the complexities of Herodotus's text with precision and insight.
Both authors are steeped in the study of classical antiquity, contributing to the anthology's resonance with historical, cultural, and literary movements of the time. Their collective work underscores the relevance of Herodotus's writings in contemporary discussions on history and its methodologies, enriching the reader's comprehension of ancient narratives. 'A Commentary on Herodotus' is recommended for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of classical literature and history.
This collection offers an unparalleled exploration into the depth and breadth of Herodotus's work, inviting readers to engage with the text through a critical lens. It serves not only as an educational tool but also as a forum for dialogue among differing interpretations, fostering a deeper appreciation for the complexities and nuances of historical writing.
The anthology is significant for its scholarly exploration and interpretation of key historical events, cultural practices, and geographical knowledge of the ancient world, showcasing standout analyses that contribute to the broader understanding of classical literature and historiography. The contributing authors, J. Wells and W. W. How, bring their considerable expertise and scholarly rigor to the forefront, navigating the complexities of Herodotus's text with precision and insight.
Both authors are steeped in the study of classical antiquity, contributing to the anthology's resonance with historical, cultural, and literary movements of the time. Their collective work underscores the relevance of Herodotus's writings in contemporary discussions on history and its methodologies, enriching the reader's comprehension of ancient narratives. 'A Commentary on Herodotus' is recommended for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of classical literature and history.
This collection offers an unparalleled exploration into the depth and breadth of Herodotus's work, inviting readers to engage with the text through a critical lens. It serves not only as an educational tool but also as a forum for dialogue among differing interpretations, fostering a deeper appreciation for the complexities and nuances of historical writing.