Discours de la corruption dans la Grece classique
by Marie-Pierre Kruck
Paperback (Published)
(July 2016)
ISBN: 9782812447099
Price: $55.00
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The theme of corruption in the classical era is not simply the expression of a medical, philosophical, or political concern, it is a sort of discursive catalyst whose role in the genesis of tragedy, medicine, philosophy, and history is significant, even essential.
The theme of corruption in the classical era is not simply the expression of a medical, philosophical, or political concern, it is a sort of discursive catalyst whose role in the genesis of tragedy, medicine, philosophy, and history is significant, even essential.
- By (author) Marie-Pierre Kruck
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