Unthinking the Greek Polis

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Focusing on the interpretation of Greek history, this study critiques the Eurocentric viewpoint prevalent among modern scholars. It highlights the limitations of traditional narratives shaped by the concept of the polis, questioning established dichotomies such as Greek city-states versus Eastern monarchies. By reinterpreting Aristotle's notion of the polis and situating Greek history within a Mediterranean context, the book engages with contemporary discussions on globalization, nationalism, and Orientalism, offering fresh insights into classical studies.