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2018
Already by the mid-eighteenth century J. J. Winckelmann was of the opinion that the Hellenistic period was a decadent era of the brilliance of Greece, and that ipso facto all the forms of art which flourished during this time testify to the decline of the classical aesthetic.
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Already by the mid-eighteenth century J. J. Winckelmann was of the opinion that the Hellenistic period was a decadent era of the brilliance of Greece, and that ipso facto all the forms of art which flourished during this time testify to the decline of the classical aesthetic.
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2018
The Hellenistic schools dominated the Greco-Roman world from c.300 bc to the mid first century bc, making it an era of great philosophical brilliance. The principal doctrinal philosophies were Stoicism and Epicureanism, but this was also the age in which scepticism emerged as a philosophical movement.
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The Hellenistic schools dominated the Greco-Roman world from c.300 bc to the mid first century bc, making it an era of great philosophical brilliance. The principal doctrinal philosophies were Stoicism and Epicureanism, but this was also the age in which scepticism emerged as a philosophical movement.
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2009
Abstract In the period after Alexander’s death Hellenistic writers tried to make sense of the radically recognized political and cultural present by exploring how it grew out of what went before. Such writers were often drawn to the notion of aitia, the ‘causes’ which laid the foundations for the contemporary world.
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Abstract In the period after Alexander’s death Hellenistic writers tried to make sense of the radically recognized political and cultural present by exploring how it grew out of what went before. Such writers were often drawn to the notion of aitia, the ‘causes’ which laid the foundations for the contemporary world.
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