Often depicted as an amateur who practised many trades badly, Xenophon is increasingly seen by a new generation of scholars as an important and distinctive voice on the history, society and thought-world of the later classical and pre-hellenistic era. The 24 papers published here originate from a ground-breaking Liverpool conference held to celebrate and build upon this transformation.
Aus dem InhaltE. Badian: Xenophon the Athenian M. Dreher: Der Prozess gegen Xenophon M. Sordi: Senofonte e la Sicilia R. Waterfield: Xenophon's Socratic mission F. Roscalla: Kalokagathia e kaloikagathoi C. Hindley: Xenophon's ethical erotics V. Azoulay: Xenophon, Cyrus and the King's Body T. Petit: Xénophon et la vassalité achéménide H. Bowden: Xenophon and religion R. Brock: Xenophon's political imagery J. Dillery: Xenophon, the military review and Hellenistic pompai J. Lee: The Lochos in Xenophon's Anabasis L. Tritle: Xenophon, Clearchus and PTSD T. Rood: Xenophon and Diodorus: continuing Thucydides E. Rung: Xenophon, the Oxyrhynchus Historian and Timocrates P. Funke: Der Doikismos von Mantineia N. Sterling: Xenophon's Hellenica and the Theban hegemony M. Jehne: Auslassungen in Xenophons Hellenika a.o.
