The article discusses the factors that contributed to the defeat of Athens, which was a very powerful country. These factors were mainly about the leaders that gave priority to the private interests over the public ones which they consider as an act of treason. This led to the defeat of Athens which made it at the mercy of its enemies. The theme of “Treason” is considered an important key term in the regard, as it represents the Athens dystopia. Another factor that led to this defeat, mentioned in the text, is Athens failure in the campaign against Sicily in 403 BC. This led to serious internal divisions amongst Athens authorities. In this article, the writer also mentioned those who were responsible for the outbreak of the war. Thus, Athen...
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International audienceThis paper argues that the central chapters of Book 4 of Thucydides show the f...
The article reveals the idea of political justice based on the analysis of the views of Plato and Ar...
The goal of the article is to show the reasons why, starting from the fifth-century BC, Athens decid...
This paper argues that the central chapters of Book 4 of Thucydides show the failure of Athens’ poli...
Manifestations of the Collapse of the Ideology of Power in Athens between the 4th and 5th Centuries ...
Dramatic literature with its roots in the 5th century (BC) is one of the major areas in literature a...
Attic drama seems to be the crowning glory of the cultural evolution of classical Athens. Following ...
The article analyzes the philosophical principles of modeling the events of ancient history on the ...
All attempts to identify and characterize the elements of the Greek city-state in the course of hist...
S. Litovchenko. Great Armenia in the System of International Relations in the Middle of the fifties ...
This article offers a brief account of the political turmoil which led to the abdication of Presiden...
Britain became increasingly involved in Greek affairs as a result of the outbreak of the Second Worl...
This article will cast a reflection on politics and power during the months preceding the battle, th...
This paper explores the reception of Thucydides’ account of the Athenian defeat in Sicily in 415– 41...
This article is about one elegy (marsia) of Mir Anis "Jab qata ke musafat-e-shab aftab ney" is the c...
International audienceThis paper argues that the central chapters of Book 4 of Thucydides show the f...
The article reveals the idea of political justice based on the analysis of the views of Plato and Ar...
The goal of the article is to show the reasons why, starting from the fifth-century BC, Athens decid...
This paper argues that the central chapters of Book 4 of Thucydides show the failure of Athens’ poli...