Stories from Thucydides. Epic Tales of Ancient Greece: War, Intrigue, and Human Nature in Thucydides' Stories
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- Nombre de pages223
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664631350
- EAN4057664631350
- Date de parution22/11/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille693 Ko
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Stories from Thucydides, " the renowned ancient historian presents a compelling narrative of the Peloponnesian War, blending meticulous historical account with profound philosophical insights. Thucydides employs a rigorous analytical style, distinguishing his work from mythological or purely rhetorical histories. By focusing on human behavior, power dynamics, and the morality of war, he crafts a narrative that examines the complex interplay of ambition, fear, and justice that defines political life.
The work is regarded as a cornerstone of Western historiography and political theory, showcasing Thucydides' innovative methodologies, such as primary source reliance and empirical observation. Thucydides, an Athenian general, lived through the very events he detailed, imparting a personal perspective that enhances the depth of his analysis. His experiences on the battlefield and his exposure to the political machinations of his time likely shaped his understanding of statecraft and human nature.
Thucydides approached history with a critical eye, striving to present a factual account that transcends the biases of contemporary politics and provides timeless lessons applicable to future generations. "Stories from Thucydides" is essential reading for anyone interested in the complexities of power and the lessons of history. Its relevance extends beyond ancient Greece, offering insights that resonate with contemporary political and ethical dilemmas.
Scholars, students, and general readers alike will find immense value in Thucydides' lucid prose and penetrating observations, making this work a vital addition to the study of human affairs.
The work is regarded as a cornerstone of Western historiography and political theory, showcasing Thucydides' innovative methodologies, such as primary source reliance and empirical observation. Thucydides, an Athenian general, lived through the very events he detailed, imparting a personal perspective that enhances the depth of his analysis. His experiences on the battlefield and his exposure to the political machinations of his time likely shaped his understanding of statecraft and human nature.
Thucydides approached history with a critical eye, striving to present a factual account that transcends the biases of contemporary politics and provides timeless lessons applicable to future generations. "Stories from Thucydides" is essential reading for anyone interested in the complexities of power and the lessons of history. Its relevance extends beyond ancient Greece, offering insights that resonate with contemporary political and ethical dilemmas.
Scholars, students, and general readers alike will find immense value in Thucydides' lucid prose and penetrating observations, making this work a vital addition to the study of human affairs.
In "Stories from Thucydides, " the renowned ancient historian presents a compelling narrative of the Peloponnesian War, blending meticulous historical account with profound philosophical insights. Thucydides employs a rigorous analytical style, distinguishing his work from mythological or purely rhetorical histories. By focusing on human behavior, power dynamics, and the morality of war, he crafts a narrative that examines the complex interplay of ambition, fear, and justice that defines political life.
The work is regarded as a cornerstone of Western historiography and political theory, showcasing Thucydides' innovative methodologies, such as primary source reliance and empirical observation. Thucydides, an Athenian general, lived through the very events he detailed, imparting a personal perspective that enhances the depth of his analysis. His experiences on the battlefield and his exposure to the political machinations of his time likely shaped his understanding of statecraft and human nature.
Thucydides approached history with a critical eye, striving to present a factual account that transcends the biases of contemporary politics and provides timeless lessons applicable to future generations. "Stories from Thucydides" is essential reading for anyone interested in the complexities of power and the lessons of history. Its relevance extends beyond ancient Greece, offering insights that resonate with contemporary political and ethical dilemmas.
Scholars, students, and general readers alike will find immense value in Thucydides' lucid prose and penetrating observations, making this work a vital addition to the study of human affairs.
The work is regarded as a cornerstone of Western historiography and political theory, showcasing Thucydides' innovative methodologies, such as primary source reliance and empirical observation. Thucydides, an Athenian general, lived through the very events he detailed, imparting a personal perspective that enhances the depth of his analysis. His experiences on the battlefield and his exposure to the political machinations of his time likely shaped his understanding of statecraft and human nature.
Thucydides approached history with a critical eye, striving to present a factual account that transcends the biases of contemporary politics and provides timeless lessons applicable to future generations. "Stories from Thucydides" is essential reading for anyone interested in the complexities of power and the lessons of history. Its relevance extends beyond ancient Greece, offering insights that resonate with contemporary political and ethical dilemmas.
Scholars, students, and general readers alike will find immense value in Thucydides' lucid prose and penetrating observations, making this work a vital addition to the study of human affairs.
