International audienceIn traditional historiography, politics are often defined in a narrow institutional manner. The analysis of the works of Isocrates and Xenophon tend however to demonstrate that such an approach is not the only relevant one. In the definition they give of the ideal politeia, their mores (tropoi or epitêdeumata) play a much more important role than do strictly judicial rules. These mores must also be guaranteed by the presence of a chief whose power relies non on a legal basis but on charismatic practices - evergetism being first and foremost. By refusing the usual institutional frameworks, such a theoretical redefinition of politics foreshadows, in a certain way, the mutation of the Hellenistic period.Dans l'historiogra...
La comunicazione intende indagare le relazioni tra Isocrate e i tiranni ferei, sul piano personale e...
International audienceThe Panathenaicus is used to be regarded as a complicated discourse and hard t...
The vocabulary of order in Aristophanes is not well represented, but offers some interesting particu...
International audienceIn traditional historiography, politics are often defined in a narrow institut...
Both Xenophon and Isocrates use the past to analyse and comment on political problems of the present...
Both Xenophon and Isocrates use the past to analyse and comment on political problems of the present...
Isocrates's texts are full of comments and advices about kingship. And many are the kings (mythologi...
The relation between medical practice and the use of speech in its rhetorical, political and philoso...
This paper attempts to elucidate how Isocrates’ self-fashioning as an apragmôn serves as a means of ...
Isocrates and the vocabulary of personnel power : king, monarch and tyran. Isocrates shows some hes...
In his work, Isocrates the rhetorician gives vent to an exalted praise of his own intellectual and l...
International audienceIsokrates' Archidamos is an energetic appeal to oppose Messenia's secession fr...
Isokrates' Archidamos is an energetic appeal to oppose Messenia's secession from Sparta following th...
Aristotle viewed the Spartan regime as a mixed system, interweaving aristocratic and democratic feat...
The Athenian orator Isocrates (436-338 BC) is frequently branded as an insincere supporter of democr...
La comunicazione intende indagare le relazioni tra Isocrate e i tiranni ferei, sul piano personale e...
International audienceThe Panathenaicus is used to be regarded as a complicated discourse and hard t...
The vocabulary of order in Aristophanes is not well represented, but offers some interesting particu...
International audienceIn traditional historiography, politics are often defined in a narrow institut...
Both Xenophon and Isocrates use the past to analyse and comment on political problems of the present...
Both Xenophon and Isocrates use the past to analyse and comment on political problems of the present...
Isocrates's texts are full of comments and advices about kingship. And many are the kings (mythologi...
The relation between medical practice and the use of speech in its rhetorical, political and philoso...
This paper attempts to elucidate how Isocrates’ self-fashioning as an apragmôn serves as a means of ...
Isocrates and the vocabulary of personnel power : king, monarch and tyran. Isocrates shows some hes...
In his work, Isocrates the rhetorician gives vent to an exalted praise of his own intellectual and l...
International audienceIsokrates' Archidamos is an energetic appeal to oppose Messenia's secession fr...
Isokrates' Archidamos is an energetic appeal to oppose Messenia's secession from Sparta following th...
Aristotle viewed the Spartan regime as a mixed system, interweaving aristocratic and democratic feat...
The Athenian orator Isocrates (436-338 BC) is frequently branded as an insincere supporter of democr...
La comunicazione intende indagare le relazioni tra Isocrate e i tiranni ferei, sul piano personale e...
International audienceThe Panathenaicus is used to be regarded as a complicated discourse and hard t...
The vocabulary of order in Aristophanes is not well represented, but offers some interesting particu...