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Ancient Persia In Western History Hellenism And The Representation Of The Achaemenid Empire Sasan Samiei

Name: Ancient Persia In Western History Hellenism And The Representation Of The Achaemenid Empire Sasan Samiei
SKU: BELL-50671554
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Ancient Persia In Western History Hellenism And The Representation Of The Achaemenid Empire Sasan Samiei instant download after payment.

Publisher: I.B.Tauris

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.69 MB

Author: Sasan Samiei

ISBN: 9780755623969, 0755623967

Language: English

Year: 2014

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Ancient Persia In Western History Hellenism And The Representation Of The Achaemenid Empire Sasan Samiei by Sasan Samiei 9780755623969, 0755623967 instant download after payment.

Ancient Persia in Western History is a measured rejoinder to the dominant narrative that considers the Graeco-Persian Wars to be merely the first round of an oft-repeated battle between the despotic 'East' and the broadly enlightened 'West'. Sasan Samiei analyses the historiography which has skewed our understanding of this crucial era - contrasting the work of Edward Gibbon and Goethe, which venerated Classicism and Hellenistic history, with later writers such as John Linton Myres. Finally, Samiei explores the cross-cultural encounters which constituted the Achaemenid period itself, and repositions it as essential to the history of Europe, Asia and the Middle East.