An engaging, authoritative exploration of the ways in which the ancient Spartans thought about and remembered their wars and their war dead. Matthew Sears shows that the Spartan commemoration informs contemporary acts of remembrance. Thinking about Sparta, he suggests, inspires us to reconsider our own relationship to conflict and memory.
An engaging, authoritative exploration of the ways in which the ancient Spartans thought about and remembered their wars and their war dead. Matthew Sears shows that the Spartan commemoration informs contemporary acts of remembrance. Thinking about Sparta, he suggests, inspires us to reconsider our own relationship to conflict and memory.
MATTHEW A. SEARS is Professor of Classics at the University of New Brunswick. He is the author of Athens, Thrace, and the Shaping of Athenian Leadership (Cambridge University Press, 2013) and of Understanding Greek Warfare (2019). He is also the co-author (with C. Jacob Butera) of Battles and Battlefields of Ancient Greece: A Guide to their History, Topography, and Archaeology (2019).
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Prologue: Brasidas at Amphipolis 1. Memory and Mirage 2. Warrior Poets 3. Few against Many 4. The Freedom of the Greeks 5. Remembering Sparta's Other Liberators 6. Agesilaus, First King of Greece 7. From Thermopylae to 300 Epilogue: 'Dulce et Decorum Est'.
Prologue: Brasidas at Amphipolis 1. Memory and Mirage 2. Warrior Poets 3. Few against Many 4. The Freedom of the Greeks 5. Remembering Sparta's Other Liberators 6. Agesilaus, First King of Greece 7. From Thermopylae to 300 Epilogue: 'Dulce et Decorum Est'.
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