Greeks and Barbarians

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Acknowledgements
Note to the Reader
Abbreviations
Maps
General Introduction
	HISTORICAL OVERVIEW
	THE ORGANISATION OF THIS VOLUME
PART I: SOURCES
	Introduction to Part I
	1 Herodotus the Tourist
	2 Battle Narrative and Politics in Aeschylus\' Persae
	3 Greeks and Barbarians in Euripides\' Tragedies: The End of Differences?
		1 THE BARBARIAN: A REALITY ON STAGE?
		2 THE BARBARIAN: A CHANT?
		3 THE IMAGE OF THE BARBARIAN:REALITY OR FANTASY?
		4 THE BARBARISM OF THE GREEKS
	4 The Athenian Image of the Foreigner
		1 THE DISTANT, THE PICTURESQUE, THE EXOTIC
		2 EXPERIENCING THE OTHER
		3 THE HOPLITE AND HIS DOUBLES
		4 MYTHICAL USES OF THE \'OTHER\'
PART II: THEMES
	Introduction to Part II
	5 When is a Myth Not a Myth? Bernal\'s \'Ancient Model
		THE ANCIENT MODEL
		SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE ETHNICITY
		DANA US
		COMPETITIVE GENEALOGIES
		ATHENIAN SOURCES
		FLUIDITY OF ETHNICITY IN MYTH
		ETHNICITY AS AN ARTICULATOROF ABSTRACTIONS
		CONCLUSION: MYTH AND HISTORY
		REFERENCES
	6 The Greek Notion of Dialect
	7 The Greek Attitude to Foreign Religions
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		II
PART III: PEOPLES
	Introduction to Part III
	8 History and Ideology: The Greeks and \'Persian Decadence\'
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	9 The Greeks as Egyptologists
		WHAT IS EGYPT?
		WHAT IS TRUE CIVILISATION?WHERE IS THE REAL CITY?
		THE LAND OF RELIGION
PART IV: OVERVIEWS
	Introduction to Part IV
	10 The Problem of Greek Nationality
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		VII
		VIII
	11 Greeks and Others: From Antiquity to the Renaissance
	12 The Construction of the \'Other\'
		1 GREEKS AND BARBARIANS
			1 Cultural contacts and the sense of a common Greek identity
			2 Geography, ethnology and anthropology
			3 The politicisation of the Greek/Barbarian contrast
			4 New horizons and old topoi
		II EUROPEANS, INDIANS AND ORIENTALS
			1 Aristotle and the Indians
			2 Savages, Greeks and the development of civilisation
			3 Oriental despotism and the Eurocentric image of history
Intellectual Chronology
Guide to Further Reading
Bibliography
Index