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Thomas R. Martin, An Overview of Classical Greek History from Mycenae to Alexander
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The Start of Economic Revival Technological Change: Using Iron Agricultural Resurgence Repopulation The Definition of Aristocracy Homer and the Social Values of Greek Aristocrats The Male Ethic A Woman's Excellence The Recovery of Writing and Homer The Olympic Games of Zeus and Hera Competition and Community Religion, Myth, and Community The Mythical Origin of Justice Justice in Dark-Age Life Tensions between Leaders and Followers The Injustice of Chiefs to Peasants
The Characteristics of the City-state (Polis) Citizenship and the City-state Geography and the Population of City-states Aristotle on the City-state Early Colonization Economic Motives for Colonization Mother-city and Colony Demographic Motives for Colonization The Tensions of Colonization Contact with Eastern Mediterranean Civilizations International Commerce The Oracle at Delphi and Colonization The Emergence of the City-State Aristocrats and Non-aristocrats in the City-state Inequality and Women in the City-state The so-called Hoplite Revolution Non-hoplites as Citizens The Contribution of the Poor Communal Decision Making Slavery in Dark-Age Greece The Synergy between Slavery and Freedom Sources of Slaves The Extent of Slavery The Occupations of Slaves Public Slaves The Lives of Slaves Women and the Household Women Outside the Home Marriage and Divorce Paternalism and Women
The Power of Sparta The Early History of Sparta Spartan Oligarchy The Laws of Sparta The Dangerous Situation of Sparta Spartan Neighbors and Slaves The Helots of Messenia The Contribution of Helots The Existence of Spartan Boys The Equals The Spartan Common Messes Women at Sparta Land Ownership at Sparta Reproduction at Sparta The Obligations of Spartans Tyranny in the City-States Tyranny at Corinth Tyrants and Popular Support Theseus and Democracy at Athens The Athenian Population in the Dark Age The Beginnings of Athenian Democracy The Institutions of Incipient Democracy The Laws of Draco Economic Crisis and Subsistence Agriculture The Reforms of Solon Solon and Democracy Opposition to Democracy Tyranny at Athens The Struggle between Isagoras and Cleisthenes The Democratic Reforms of Cleisthenes Persuasion and Cleisthenic Democracy Lyric poetry The Ionian Thinkers Near Eastern Influence on the Ionian Thinkers The Cosmos and Logos Rational Thinking
Crowding in the city of Athens The economic problems of farmers, workers, and business owners The economic effects of war on Athenian women War and the finances of Athens Athenian comedy during the war The humor and plots of Athenian comedy Comedy as criticism of official policy The Lysistrata of Aristophanes
Economic Strains on the Family Manufacture and Trade Agriculture and Private Property The Daily Diet The Loss of Slaves Socrates Socratic Ways Socrates' Search for Justice The Effect of Socrates Aristophanes on Socrates Socrates' Guilt by Association The Prosecution of Socrates The Execution of Socrates The Struggle for Dominance after the Peloponnesian War The Corinthian War and the King's Peace Spartan Aggression and Athenian Resurgence Stalemate after the Battle of Mantinea
The Life of Plato Plato's Academy The Dialogues of Plato Platonic Doctrines Platonic Forms The Platonic Demiurge Plato's Republic Guardians in the Republic Philosophy and Life Aristotle, Scientist and Philosopher Aristotle's Interests Aristotle's Methods Aristotle's Teleology Aristotle on Slaves and Women Aristotle on Just Behavior Aristotle on Human Happiness Practical Education and Rhetoric Isocrates on Rhetoric Isocrates on Panhellenism
Macedonian Monarchy Macedonians and Greeks The Ambitions of Philip II Philip's Reorganization of the Macedonian Army Philip and the Greeks The Aftermath of the Battle of Chaeronea Alexander's Rise to Power Alexander's Hopes The Attack on the Persian Empire The Siege of Tyre Alexander in Egypt The Conquest of Persia Alexander's March to the East Alexander in Afghanistan and India The Return of Alexander Alexander's Last Plans The Aims of Alexander The Death of Alexander The Effect of Alexander
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OCLC: 33900145
ISBN: 0300069561
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