Marcel Detienne, Comparative Anthropology of Ancient Greece

Marcel Detienne, Comparative Anthropology of Ancient Greece

Preface. Doing Anthropology with the Greeks

Part I. Murderous Identity. 1. The Art of Founding Autochthony: Thebes, Athens, and Old-Stock French

Part I. Murderous Identity. 2. Being Born Impure in the City of Cadmus and Oedipus

Part II. Every God Is Plural. 1. Experimenting in the Field of Polytheisms

Part II. Every God Is Plural. 2. This Is Where I Intend to Build a Glorious Temple

Part II. Every God Is Plural. 3. Forgetting Delphi Between Apollo and Dionysus

Part III. "Politics" Doesn't Fall from the Sky. 1. Doing Comparative Anthropology in the Field of Politics

Part III. "Politics" Doesn't Fall from the Sky. 2. The Gods of Politics in Early Greek Cities

To cite this work:

Detienne, Marcel. 2009. Comparative Anthropology of Ancient Greece. Hellenic Studies Series 17. Washington, DC: Center for Hellenic Studies.

http://nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:hul.ebook:CHS_Detienne.Comparative_Anthropology_of_Ancient_Greece.2009.

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