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Tucídides frente al espejo: realidad e imagen ideal del historiador ático [PDF]
The aim of the present review is to provide a critical analysis of one recent book on the life and work of Thucydides written by Luciano Canfora. The analysis becomes thus a perfect occasion to reflect on approaches and perspectives of contemporary ...
Juan Carlos Iglesias-Zoido
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For a long time, Soviet and post-Soviet historiography tended to consider the ancient states of the Northern Black Sea region to some extent separately from the rest of the Greek world and ignore the theoretical achievements of British and American ...
Oleksandr Odrin
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Greek Historiography and Slav-Macedonian National Identity
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Aristotle Tziampiris
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Ch. 5. Bloody Death in Greek Historiography and Homer
Published in Ivan Matijašić, ed., Herodotus - The Most Homeric Historian? (HISTOS Supplement 14), p. 107-160.
Maria Fragoulaki
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Ingiusta e sanguinaria? Atene-Periandro nel discorso di Socle corinzio (Her. V 92)
The ironical processes and the allusions to contemporary events in Herodotus’ Histories have recently aroused a growing interest among scholars, with a special focus on his concern about «Athenian imperialism».
Marco Enrico
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Those Infinite, Multiform Stories without Fixity: Myth and History, a Very Long Engagement
This paper deals with the problematic relationship between ancient historiography and mythology, or mythological stories as historical sources for historical research.
Gergor Pobežin
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Citazioni nel proemio dell'"Alessiade" di Anna Comnena: tra ideologia e metodologia storiografica [PDF]
In her prologue to the Alexiad, Anna Comnena opts both for explicit quotations from ancient tragedy and quotations which are not stressed by ancient and late ancient historiographers.
Lia Raffaella Cresci
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Borrowed Texts: Translation and the Rise of the Greek-Ottoman Novel in the Nineteenth Century
A long-time blind spot of Greek literary historiography, the novel of the Romantic period has, over the last twenty years, been consistently re-examined, as semi-forgotten or even unknown works, and authors have resurfaced through the dedicated efforts ...
Étienne Charriere
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Tuer à la guerre chez Xénophon : normalité, joie et indignation relative
In war, people kill. Killing in war is constantly present in ancient historiography, but rarely explicitly addressed. Nevertheless, a closer look reveals quite different and contradictory attitudes towards the act of killing in war.
Lennart Gilhaus
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eoi/doi Deposit-Electronic Object Identifier http://eoi.citefactor.org/10.11248/ehum.v9i2.2025 CANTARELLA AND CAMBIANO: ESSENTIALIST HISTORIOGRAPHY OF GREEK HOMOEROTISM.
Daniel Barbo
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