The Greeks: A Portrait of Self and Others
In The Greeks: A Portrait of Self and Others, Paul Cartledge explores Greek identity through the relationship between how the Greeks viewed themselves and how they regarded others. This historical and cultural study offers readers a focused way to approach the Greek world and its ideas of identity.
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The Greeks: A Portrait of Self and Others examines Greek identity through the paired ideas of self-perception and perceptions of other peoples.
Written by historian Paul Cartledge, the book presents a historical and cultural perspective on the Greeks.
Its focus makes it suitable for readers interested in ancient history, cultural identity, and the study of how societies define themselves.
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