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Book Synopsis
Greece: A Short History of a Long Story presents a comprehensive overview of the history of Greece by exploring the continuity of Greek culture from its Neolithic origins to the modern era.

Table of Contents

Preface ix

Acknowledgments xvii

1 Mountains and Sea 1

The Physical Character of Greece 6

Earliest Inhabitants 8

Neolithic Period: Settled Life in Greece 9

Kuria 11

Notes 14

Further Reading 15

2 The Age of Heroes 17

The Role of Islands 19

The Greek Age of Heroes 23

Penelope and Odysseus 26

Notes 29

Further Reading 29

3 End of the Bronze Age: Slow Reshaping 31

The Dark Age 31

Archaic Age: Revival 33

Establishing Classical Greece 35

Hesiod 40

Notes 43

Further Reading 44

4 The Second Age of Heroes: Classical Greece 47

Mediterranean Impact 48

The Golden Age 51

Athens’ Rise to Dominance 55

Socrates, Citizen of Athens: Wisest Man in the World? 58

Outcome: The Peloponnesian War 60

Fourth-Century Greece 63

Notes 65

Further Reading 65

5 Incorporation into a Larger State 67

The Northern Neighbor: Macedon 67

Alexander III 71

Alexander’s Successors 74

The Greatest of Kings: Philip II 81

Notes 85

Further Reading 86

6 Graecia Capta: Roman Control 89

Roman Administration 94

Life in the Province of Achaea 97

Polybius: A Greek Captive Praises Rome 102

Notes 106

Further Reading 106

7 Power Returns to Greece: The Byzantine Empire 109

Separation from Rome 110

Restoration of Order 112

Decline 116

The Byzantine Greek World 117

Administration 119

Economic Health 121

Byzantine Culture 122

Anna Comnena: Daughter of the Emperor and Historian of Byzantium 125

Notes 127

Further Reading 128

8 Ottoman Greece: 1453–1821 129

Ottoman Control of Greece 132

Eighteenth Century 137

Those Who Said “No” 140

Theodore Kolokotronis 140

Adamantios Korais 142

Rigas Velestinlis (Pheraios) 143

Notes 144

Further Reading 145

9 Building a New State: 1821–1935 147

Enter Otto I 153

1862–1913 156

Eleftherios Venizelos, 1864–1936 158

1922–1935 162

Notes 163

Further Reading 163

10 A Player in the Modern World: 1935 to Present 165

Resistance Fighters 168

1944–1952 169

1952 to Present 171

Greece in the New World Order 176

Constantine and Costas Karamanlis 179

Notes 182

Further Reading 182

11 Conclusion: Past and Present 185

Notes 191

Further Reading 191

Chronology: Major Ages of Greek History 193

Index 195

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      Publisher: John Wiley and Sons Ltd
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 31/10/2014
      ISBN13: 9781118631751, 978-1118631751
      ISBN10: 1118631757

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Greece: A Short History of a Long Story presents a comprehensive overview of the history of Greece by exploring the continuity of Greek culture from its Neolithic origins to the modern era.

      Table of Contents

      Preface ix

      Acknowledgments xvii

      1 Mountains and Sea 1

      The Physical Character of Greece 6

      Earliest Inhabitants 8

      Neolithic Period: Settled Life in Greece 9

      Kuria 11

      Notes 14

      Further Reading 15

      2 The Age of Heroes 17

      The Role of Islands 19

      The Greek Age of Heroes 23

      Penelope and Odysseus 26

      Notes 29

      Further Reading 29

      3 End of the Bronze Age: Slow Reshaping 31

      The Dark Age 31

      Archaic Age: Revival 33

      Establishing Classical Greece 35

      Hesiod 40

      Notes 43

      Further Reading 44

      4 The Second Age of Heroes: Classical Greece 47

      Mediterranean Impact 48

      The Golden Age 51

      Athens’ Rise to Dominance 55

      Socrates, Citizen of Athens: Wisest Man in the World? 58

      Outcome: The Peloponnesian War 60

      Fourth-Century Greece 63

      Notes 65

      Further Reading 65

      5 Incorporation into a Larger State 67

      The Northern Neighbor: Macedon 67

      Alexander III 71

      Alexander’s Successors 74

      The Greatest of Kings: Philip II 81

      Notes 85

      Further Reading 86

      6 Graecia Capta: Roman Control 89

      Roman Administration 94

      Life in the Province of Achaea 97

      Polybius: A Greek Captive Praises Rome 102

      Notes 106

      Further Reading 106

      7 Power Returns to Greece: The Byzantine Empire 109

      Separation from Rome 110

      Restoration of Order 112

      Decline 116

      The Byzantine Greek World 117

      Administration 119

      Economic Health 121

      Byzantine Culture 122

      Anna Comnena: Daughter of the Emperor and Historian of Byzantium 125

      Notes 127

      Further Reading 128

      8 Ottoman Greece: 1453–1821 129

      Ottoman Control of Greece 132

      Eighteenth Century 137

      Those Who Said “No” 140

      Theodore Kolokotronis 140

      Adamantios Korais 142

      Rigas Velestinlis (Pheraios) 143

      Notes 144

      Further Reading 145

      9 Building a New State: 1821–1935 147

      Enter Otto I 153

      1862–1913 156

      Eleftherios Venizelos, 1864–1936 158

      1922–1935 162

      Notes 163

      Further Reading 163

      10 A Player in the Modern World: 1935 to Present 165

      Resistance Fighters 168

      1944–1952 169

      1952 to Present 171

      Greece in the New World Order 176

      Constantine and Costas Karamanlis 179

      Notes 182

      Further Reading 182

      11 Conclusion: Past and Present 185

      Notes 191

      Further Reading 191

      Chronology: Major Ages of Greek History 193

      Index 195

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