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Why the ancient Greeks matter :: the problematic miracle that was Greece / |
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9781009505598 价格： CNY193.97 |
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9781009505604 |
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9781009505581 |
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K103 |
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Netz, Reviel, |
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Why the ancient Greeks matter [the problematic miracle that was Greece ] |
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Cambridge ; New York, NY : Cambridge University Press, 2025. |
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1 online resource (xii, 188 pages) : digital, PDF file(s). ; 22 cm |
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Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 07 Feb 2025). |
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The ancient Greeks were exceptional and they were consequential. This innovative, engrossingly written book addresses head-on the problematic question of the Greek Miracle. It will appeal to anyone interested in the ancient world and its modern meaning. Reviel Netz boldly argues that the traditional understanding of the Greek legacy as a store of timeless values is false to the Greek literary canon itself. The latter is in fact made up of contradictory texts, sharing no common core of beliefs. This is precisely, for the author, the canon's significance: by presenting a system of works-in-polemic, it created a template for a culture of open debate, leading all the way down to modern civil society. The most lasting result of this practice of open discourse was in science, where Greek disputations paved the way for an autonomous scientific culture and opened the door both to the scientific revolution and the modern world. |
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Civilization, Modern Greek influences. |
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Science, Ancient. |
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Canon (Literature) |
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