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049			_aMAIN
100	1		_aFoxhall, Lin. _912224
245	1	0	_aIntentional History : _bSpinning Time in Ancient Greece.
260			_aStuttgart : _bFranz Steiner Verlag, _c2015.
300			_a1 online resource (362 pages)
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
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505	0		_aIntro; CONTENTS; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; 1. INTRODUCTION; 2. GREEK REPRESENTATIONS OF THE PAST; 3. MYTH AS PAST? ON THE TEMPORAL ASPECT OF GREEK DEPICTIONS OF LEGEND; 4. THE TROJAN WAR'S RECEPTION IN EARLY GREEK LYRIC, IAMBIC AND ELEGIAC POETRY; 5. THE GREAT RHETRA (PLUT. LYC. 6): A RETROSPECTIVE AND INTENTIONAL CONSTRUCT?; 6. COLLECTIVE IDENTITIES, IMAGINED PAST, AND DELPHI; 7. FISH HEADS AND MUSSEL-SHELLS: VISUALIZING GREEK IDENTITY; 8. MEDIA FOR THESEUS, OR: THE DIFFERENT IMAGES OF THE ATHENIAN POLIS-HERO; 9. ULTERIOR MOTIVES IN ANCIENT HISTORIOGRAPHY: WHAT EXACTLY, AND WHY?
505	8		_a10. TRAGIC MEMORIES OF DIONYSOS11. CONNECTING WITH THE PAST IN LYKOURGAN ATHENS: AN EPIGRAPHICAL PERSPECTIVE; 12. INTENTIONAL HISTORY: ALEXANDER, DEMOSTHENES AND THEBES; 13. THE DEMOS AS NARRATOR: PUBLIC HONOURS AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF FUTURE AND PAST; 14. GOD AND KING AS SYNOIKISTS: DIVINE DISPOSITION AND MONARCHIC WISHES COMBINED IN THE TRADITIONS OF CITY FOUNDATIONS FOR ALEXANDER'S AND HELLENISTIC TIMES; 15. "THEY THAT HELD ARKADIA." ARKADIAN FOUNDATION MYTHS AS INTENTIONAL HISTORY IN ROMAN IMPERIAL TIMES; 16. ETHNOGRAPHY OF THE NOMADS AND 'BARBARIAN' HISTORY IN HAN CHINA
500			_a17. BEYOND INTENTIONAL HISTORY: A PHENOMENOLOGICAL MODEL OF THE IDEA OF HISTORY18. CONSTRUCTING ANTIQUITY AND MODERNITY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY: DISTANTIATION, ALTERITY, PROXIMITY, IMMANENCY
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650		0	_aCollective memory _zGreece _vCongresses. _912225
650		0	_aHistoriography _zGreece _vCongresses. _912226
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651		7	_aGreece. _2fast _0(OCoLC)fst01208380 _911358
655		4	_aElectronic books. _93907
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700	1		_aGehrke, Hans-Joachim. _912227
700	1		_aLuraghi, Nino. _912228
776	0	8	_iPrint version: _aFoxhall, Lin. _tIntentional History : Spinning Time in Ancient Greece. _dStuttgart : Franz Steiner Verlag, �2015
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