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Ancient Cultures of Civil War: Polarisation, Conflict, and Reconciliation

Ancient Cultures of Civil War: Polarisation, Conflict, and Reconciliation

Hardcover

Series: Studies in Ancient Civil War, Book 2

Literary CriticismArchaeologyAncient History General

PREORDER - Expected ship date May 14, 2027

ISBN10: 3111333086
ISBN13: 9783111333083
Publisher: de Gruyter
Published: May 14 2027
Pages: 620
Language: English

This academic volume delves into the complex cultural dynamics of civil war in the ancient world, examining the polarising factors, violent disintegration, and potential for reconciliation that shaped Mediterranean cultures in Greek and Roman antiquity. With an interdisciplinary approach, the book explores the social, political, economic, and ideological determinants of civil war, and its long-term reverberations on ancient societies. Through investigation of civil wars, the book reveals the cohesive forces and disintegrative potentials of societies, promoting a deeper understanding of the preconditions, processes, and implications of internal conflict and conflict resolution in antiquity. This joint effort by an international team of scholars builds on recent trends in scholarship, taking an integrated approach to examine ancient civil war from cross-cultural and inter-epochal perspectives. As a result, the book offers a fresh survey of violent inner conflict in the Greek and Roman world, providing an invaluable resource for comprehending the complexities and profound effects of civil war on ancient societies.

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