The Politics and Culture of Athens, c.460-399 BC

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Classic View

Athenian Political and Social Culture

The Influence of New Thinking and New Ideas on Athenian Society

Drama and Dramatic Festivals and Their Significance in the Culture of Athens

Religion and its Significance in the Culture of Athens

Athenian Political and Social Culture

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS

Solon

Prof. Robin Osborne, University of Cambridge

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS

Cleisthenes

Prof. Robin Osborne, University of Cambridge

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS

Radical Democracy

Prof. Robin Osborne, University of Cambridge

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS

The Assembly and Political Leadership

Prof. Robin Osborne, University of Cambridge

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS

Mass Participation and Political Expertise

Prof. Robin Osborne, University of Cambridge

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS

Law-Courts

Prof. Robin Osborne, University of Cambridge

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS

The Strength of Athenian Democracy

Prof. Robin Osborne, University of Cambridge

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS

The Origins of Democracy

Prof. Paul Cartledge, University of Cambridge

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS

Ancient vs. Modern Democracy

Prof. Paul Cartledge, University of Cambridge

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS

The Assembly

Prof. Paul Cartledge, University of Cambridge

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS

The Law Courts

Prof. Paul Cartledge, University of Cambridge

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS

Referendums

Prof. Paul Cartledge, University of Cambridge

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS

The Future of Democracy

Prof. Paul Cartledge, University of Cambridge

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS: 5TH CENTURY

Background

Prof. Edward Harris, Durham University

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS: 5TH CENTURY

When does Democracy Start? Part I: Dēmokratia and Solon

Prof. Edward Harris, Durham University

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS: 5TH CENTURY

When does Democracy Start? Part II: From Solon to the 5th Century

Prof. Edward Harris, Durham University

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS: 5TH CENTURY

Council and Assembly

Prof. Edward Harris, Durham University

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS: 5TH CENTURY

Debate in the Assembly

Prof. Edward Harris, Durham University

DEMOCRACY AND THE ATHENIANS: 5TH CENTURY

Athenian Democracy: What Went Wrong?

Prof. Edward Harris, Durham University

SLAVERY IN ANCIENT GREECE

Archaic Slavery

Dr David Lewis, Edinburgh University

SLAVERY IN ANCIENT GREECE

The Slave Trade

Dr David Lewis, Edinburgh University

SLAVERY IN ANCIENT GREECE

Slavery in Classical Athens

Dr David Lewis, Edinburgh University

The Influence of New Thinking and New Ideas on Athenian Society

ARISTOPHANES: CLOUDS

Socrates and the Sophists

Dr James Robson, Open University

PLATO: EUTHYPHRO AND MENO

Socrates

Dr Nakul Krishna, University of Cambridge

GREEK RELIGION: THE NATURE OF THE GODS

Critiques of the Gods

Dr Emma Aston, Reading University

SOCRATES AND THE SOPHISTS

Pre-Socratic Philosophy

Prof. Armand D'Angour, University of Oxford

SOCRATES AND THE SOPHISTS

Who were the Sophists?

Prof. Armand D'Angour, University of Oxford

SOCRATES AND THE SOPHISTS

Was Socrates a Sophist?

Prof. Armand D'Angour, University of Oxford

SOCRATES AND THE SOPHISTS

The Sophists and the Art of Rhetoric

Prof. Armand D'Angour, University of Oxford

SOCRATES AND THE SOPHISTS

The Sophists and Religion

Prof. Armand D'Angour, University of Oxford

SOCRATES AND THE SOPHISTS

Socrates

Prof. Armand D'Angour, University of Oxford

SOCRATES AND THE SOPHISTS

The Trial and Execution of Socrates

Prof. Armand D'Angour, University of Oxford

Drama and Dramatic Festivals and Their Significance in the Culture of Athens

GREEK THEATRE

Religious and Civic Contexts

Dr Rosie Wyles, Kent University

ARISTOPHANES

Rituals & Festivals

Dr Rosie Wyles, Kent University

GREEK THEATRE

Politics

Dr Rosie Wyles, Kent University

GREEK THEATRE

Politics

Dr Rosie Wyles, Kent University

GREEK THEATRE

Democracy

Prof. Richard Seaford, Exeter University

GREEK THEATRE

Society and Culture

Prof. Richard Seaford, Exeter University

GREEK THEATRE

Pre-Play Rituals

Prof. Simon Goldhill, University of Cambridge

Religion and its Significance in the Culture of Athens

GREEK RELIGION: THE NATURE OF THE GODS

Anthropomorphism

Dr Emma Aston, Reading University

GREEK RELIGION: THE NATURE OF THE GODS

Homer and Hesiod

Dr Emma Aston, Reading University

GREEK RELIGION: THE NATURE OF THE GODS

Sacrifice

Dr Emma Aston, Reading University

GREEK RELIGION: THE NATURE OF THE GODS

Temples

Dr Emma Aston, Reading University

GREEK RELIGION: THE NATURE OF THE GODS

Critiques of the Gods

Dr Emma Aston, Reading University

GREEK RELIGION: POLIS RELIGION

The Theory of Polis Religion

Prof. Esther Eidinow, Bristol University

GREEK RELIGION: POLIS RELIGION

Polytheism

Prof. Esther Eidinow, Bristol University

GREEK RELIGION: POLIS RELIGION

Individual and Family

Prof. Esther Eidinow, Bristol University

GREEK RELIGION: POLIS RELIGION

Governance

Prof. Esther Eidinow, Bristol University

GREEK RELIGION: POLIS RELIGION

Problems with Polis Religion

Prof. Esther Eidinow, Bristol University

SOCRATES AND THE SOPHISTS

Pre-Socratic Philosophy

Prof. Armand D'Angour, University of Oxford

SOCRATES AND THE SOPHISTS

Who were the Sophists?

Prof. Armand D'Angour, University of Oxford

SOCRATES AND THE SOPHISTS

Was Socrates a Sophist?

Prof. Armand D'Angour, University of Oxford

SOCRATES AND THE SOPHISTS

The Sophists and the Art of Rhetoric

Prof. Armand D'Angour, University of Oxford

SOCRATES AND THE SOPHISTS

The Sophists and Religion

Prof. Armand D'Angour, University of Oxford

SOCRATES AND THE SOPHISTS

Socrates

Prof. Armand D'Angour, University of Oxford

SOCRATES AND THE SOPHISTS

The Trial and Execution of Socrates

Prof. Armand D'Angour, University of Oxford

Contents

Athenian Political and Social Culture

The Influence of New Thinking and New Ideas on Athenian Society

Drama and Dramatic Festivals and Their Significance in the Culture of Athens

Religion and its Significance in the Culture of Athens