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Combining contemporary political philosophy with historical, literary, and philosophical texts, this study examines a series of remarkable individuals who promoted justice in early Iron Age, archaic, and classical Greece. From the earlier periods, Homer's Achilles and Odysseus were represented... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Gagarin: Add a description of this character.
- Penelope
- Agamemnon
- Alcibiades
- Sealey
- Mead
- Ostwald
- Thetis
- Hector
- Donlan
- Antiphon
- Taylor
- Gernet
- Sandel
- Pelasgus
- Socrates
- Danaus
- Nussbaum
- Goffman
- Redfield
- Theognis
- Kohut
- Priam
- Nestor
- Nagler
- Morris
- Rawls
- Derderian
- Cimon
- Rohweder
- Schofield
- Martin
- Goldhill
- Zeitlin
- Draco
- Friis Johansen
- Fisher
- Havelock
- Antilochus
- A. M. Bowie
- Gill
- Meleager
- Taplin
- Pericles
- B. Williams
- Farrar
- Ludwig
- Henderson
- C. Turner
Setting & Locations edit
- Solon
- Athens
- Hades
- Iliad
- Ithaca
- Sparta
- Sophocles
- Archaic Greece
- Achilles
- Nekyia
- Dem
- Seaford
- Hypermestra
- Egypt
- Hera
- Sommerstein
- Troy
- Lefkandi
- Euripides
- Nichoria
- Anticleia
- Calypso
- Rutherford
- Sicily
- Ascra
- Salamis
- Laertes
- Peisetaerus
- Periclean
- Crete
- Kymlicka
First Sentence edit
BEFORE THE FORMATION OF THE CITY-STATE AND ETHNOS-STATE, what kinds of script and what kinds of self enabled Greek communities to perform justice?
Authors & Contributors edit
- Vincent Farenga (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 320.9385011
Subjects edit
- Books › History › Ancient › Greece
- Books › Nonfiction › Politics › Practical Politics
- Books › Literature & Fiction
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