Greek Thought: A Guide to Classical Knowledge (Harvard University Press Reference Library)
by Paul Cartledge, André Laks, A. A. Long, Julia Annas, Oswyn Murray, Martin Ostwald, Barbara Cassin, Jacques Brunschwig, Geoffrey E. R. Lloyd, Catherine Porter, Serge Bardet, Annie Bélis, Enrico Berti, Henry Blumenthal, Richard Bodéüs, Luc Brisson, Monique Canto-Sperber, Maurice Caveing, François De Gandt, Armelle Debru, John Dillon, Michael Frede, D. J. Furley, Marie-Odile Goulet-Cazé, François Hartog, Carl Huffman, Edward Hussey, Christian Jacob, Jacques Joanna, José Kany-Turpin, Wilbur Knorr, Alain Le Boulluec, Carlos Lévy, Mario Mignucci, Donald Morrison, Claude Mossé, Carlo Natali, John David North, Pierre Pellegrin, Gilbert Romeyer Dherbey, Malcolm Schofield, R. W. Sharples, Pierre Somville, G. J. Toomer, Robert Wardy
An authoritative reference exploring the breadth of ancient Greek philosophy, science, and intellectual traditions through expert scholarly contributions.
About This Book
This volume serves as an authoritative guide to classical Greek thought and intellectual traditions.
Contributions from leading scholars provide context on philosophy, science, and cultural developments in antiquity.
The reference covers major figures, concepts, and schools that shaped Western intellectual history.
Readers will find accessible entries on topics ranging from metaphysics to ethics and natural philosophy.
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