Mass and Elite in the Greek and Roman Worlds
From Sparta to Late Antiquity
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Word Count
54,000 words, Guess
Page Count
216 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-139781472462077
- ISBN-101472462076
- Library of Congress Control Number2016040816
- OCLC Control Number988855511
- OCLC Control Number974023579
and 2 more
- Better World Books9781472462077
- Open LibraryOL28814257M
Classifications
- LCCDE71
- LCCDF78 .M335 2017
Description
The discussion in this volume offers an analysis of the defining roles of mass and elite elements in Greek and Roman society, and in their socio-political, economic, military and religious contexts. This interaction, whether it was in terms of conflict or in cooperation between the mass - the general body of (usually) citizens - and elite figures or groups within the various communities of ancient Greece, the Roman Republic and Empire, and during Late Antiquity, is given particular attention. The almost constant exchange between these two entities made them vital forces in every state's determination of public policy, social and political progress and, ultimately, success or failure.
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