Kosmos : essays in order, conflict and community in classical Athens

Paul Cartledge, Paul Millett, Sitta von Reden

1998-01-01article317 citationsclosed

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Classical Antiquity Studies Classical Philosophy and Thought Contemporary and Historical Greek Studies

Abstract

1. Introduction: defining a kosmos Paul Cartledge 2. Interpersonal relations on Athenian pots: putting others in their place Robin Osborne 3. Political friendship and the ideology of reciprocity Malcolm Schofield 4. The politics of affection: emotional attachments in Athenian society Lin Foxhall 5. Between koinon and idion: legal and social dimensions of religious associations in ancient Athens Ilias Arnaoutoglou 6. Gymnasia and the democratic values of leisure Nick Fisher 7. The seductions of the gaze: Socrates and his girlfriends Simon Goldhill 8. The Athenian political perception of the idiotes Lene Rubinstein 9a. Enmity in fourth-century Athens P. J. Rhodes 9b. The rhetoric of enmity in the Attic orators S. C. Todd 10. The well-ordered polis: topographies of civic space Sitta von Reden 11. The threat from the Piraeus Jim Roy 12. Encounters in the Agora Paul Millett.

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