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Greek Civilization and Character
Arnold Toynbee Greek Civilization and Character is a non-fiction book that details Ancient Greek and Hellenic thought. As a Research Professor of International History, Toynbee expertly covers Greek civilization, social psychology, and conflictions of will between different nation states. In regards to Greek civilization, the book delves into aspects that include Spartan culture, Athenian culture, the idea of Liberte - Egalite - Fraternite, and conflicts between Greek states. Psychological aspects of the book cover democracy, public opinion, and famous philosophical schools of thought that developed during that time period. A large portion of the volume speaks upon the war and peace.
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Publisher | A Mentor Book : New York., 1953 |
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xii + 158hlm; 10,5 x 18 cm
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English
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938
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