The Social Life in Classical Athens and Rome
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- ISBN8227056061
- EAN9798227056061
- Date de parution10/01/2025
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- ÉditeurBig Dog Books, LLC
Résumé
This book explores the social, political, military, and intellectual life of Classical Athens and Rome, examining the evolution of their societies, the challenges they faced, and their lasting legacies. Through a series of twenty chapters, the text delves into the daily lives of their citizens, the organization of their states, and the philosophical and legal systems that shaped their cultures. From the development of Athenian democracy and the philosophical contributions of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, to the Roman Republic's rise and the imperial might of Rome, the book presents a comprehensive view of how these civilizations functioned and interacted with one another.
It also investigates their complex relationships with warfare, diplomacy, religion, and the arts, offering critical analysis of the forces that led to their decline. Finally, it highlights the enduring influence of Athens and Rome on modern political thought, legal systems, and cultural practices, demonstrating how the intellectual and social innovations of these ancient societies continue to resonate today.
It also investigates their complex relationships with warfare, diplomacy, religion, and the arts, offering critical analysis of the forces that led to their decline. Finally, it highlights the enduring influence of Athens and Rome on modern political thought, legal systems, and cultural practices, demonstrating how the intellectual and social innovations of these ancient societies continue to resonate today.
This book explores the social, political, military, and intellectual life of Classical Athens and Rome, examining the evolution of their societies, the challenges they faced, and their lasting legacies. Through a series of twenty chapters, the text delves into the daily lives of their citizens, the organization of their states, and the philosophical and legal systems that shaped their cultures. From the development of Athenian democracy and the philosophical contributions of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, to the Roman Republic's rise and the imperial might of Rome, the book presents a comprehensive view of how these civilizations functioned and interacted with one another.
It also investigates their complex relationships with warfare, diplomacy, religion, and the arts, offering critical analysis of the forces that led to their decline. Finally, it highlights the enduring influence of Athens and Rome on modern political thought, legal systems, and cultural practices, demonstrating how the intellectual and social innovations of these ancient societies continue to resonate today.
It also investigates their complex relationships with warfare, diplomacy, religion, and the arts, offering critical analysis of the forces that led to their decline. Finally, it highlights the enduring influence of Athens and Rome on modern political thought, legal systems, and cultural practices, demonstrating how the intellectual and social innovations of these ancient societies continue to resonate today.
