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Greg Anderson
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The Realness of Things Past Vital Source e-bog
Greg Anderson
(2018)
The Realness of Things Past
Ancient Greece and Ontological History
Greg Anderson
(2018)
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- Udgiver: Oxford University Press (August 2018)
- ISBN: 9780190886660R365
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- Udgiver: Oxford University Press (August 2018)
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To make the case for this alternative paradigm, the book engages with currents of thought in many different intellectual provinces, from anthropology and postcolonial studies to the sociology of science and quantum physics. And to demonstrate how the new paradigm might work in practice, it uses classical Athens as its primary case study.
The Realness of Things Past is divided into three parts. To highlight the limitations of conventional historicist analysis and the need for an alternative, Part I critically scrutinizes our standard modern accounts of "democratic Athens." Part II draws on a wide range of historical, ethnographic, and theoretical literatures to frame ethical and philosophical mandates for the proposed ontological turn. To illustrate the historical benefits of this alternative paradigm, Part III then shows how it allows us to produce an entirely new and more meaningful account of the Athenian politeia or "way of life." The book is expressly written to be accessible to a non-specialist, cross-disciplinary readership.
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- Hardback: 336 sider
- Udgiver: Oxford University Press, Incorporated (September 2018)
- ISBN: 9780190886646
To make the case for this alternative paradigm, the book engages with currents of thought in many different intellectual provinces, from anthropology and postcolonial studies to the sociology of science and quantum physics. And to demonstrate how the new paradigm might work in practice, it uses classical Athens as its primary case study.
The Realness of Things Past is divided into three parts. To highlight the limitations of conventional historicist analysis and the need for an alternative, Part I critically scrutinizes our standard modern accounts of "democratic Athens." Part II draws on a wide range of historical, ethnographic, and theoretical literatures to frame ethical and philosophical mandates for the proposed ontological turn. To illustrate the historical benefits of this alternative paradigm, Part III then shows how it allows us to produce an entirely new and more meaningful account of the Athenian politeia or "way of life." The book is expressly written to be accessible to a non-specialist, cross-disciplinary readership.
Part One: Losing Athens in Translation
Chapter One: Our Athenian Yesterdays
Chapter Two: A World of Contradictions
Chapter Three: Missing Objects
Chapter Four: Historicism and its Consequences
Chapter Five: Beyond Cultural History
Part Two: The Many Real Worlds of the Past
Chapter Six: Other Ways of Being Human
Chapter Seven: The Anomalous Foundations of Modern Being
Chapter Eight: Ethnographies of the Present
Chapter Nine: Ontological History
Part Three: Life in a Cosmic Ecology
Chapter Ten: The Metaphysics of Polis Community
Chapter Eleven: Governed by Gods
Chapter Twelve: The Cells of the Social Body
Chapter Thirteen: Living as One Liked
Chapter Fourteen: The Cares of a Corporate Self
Chapter Fifteen: The Circulation of Life's Resources
Chapter Sixteen: Being in a Different World Conclusion: New Horizons of History and Critique Bibliography