Iraniens, Grecs et Romains
by J. WiesehoFer
Ce volume comporte le texte des cinq communications presentees dans le cadre des “Conferences d’Etudes Iraniennes Ehsan et Latifeh Yarshater”, organisees par l’Unite Mixte de Recherche “Monde Iranien” en 2003 au College de France a Paris. La thematique principale porte sur les relations entre Grecs, Romains et Iraniens dans l’Antiquite, leurs contacts militaires et diplomatiques ainsi que les images respectives des uns sur les autres. La premiere conference constitue un plaidoyer fervent pour une comprehension universelle de l’histoire ancienne, la deuxieme presente l’immense variete et heterogeneite des relations culturelles entre le monde mediterraneen et l’Iran. Le troisieme texte offre une nouvelle approche des guerres mediques et dans le quatrieme, les perceptions romaines de l’Orient sont comparees a celles des Parthes de l’Occident a l’epoque augusteenne. Dans le dernier chapitre enfin,l’auteur tente de determiner la place de Rum (c.-a-d., la Grece, Rome et Byzance) dans la tradition iranienne.
- By (author) J Wiesehofer
Other Titles in this Series
Mediaeval and Modern Iranian Studies
Proceedings of the 6th European Conference of Iranian Studies (Vienna, 2007)
Volume 45
Iranian Languages and Literatures of Central Asia
From the Eighteenth Century to the Present
Volume 57
Chrétiens en terre d’Iran VI: Les liens du sol
Images du pouvoir et identités des chrétiens sous Khusro Ier
Volume 63
Further Topics in Iranian Linguistics
Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Iranian Linguistics, held in Bamberg on 24-26 August 2013
Volume 58
Études sur l’Iran médiéval: géographie historique et société
Édition indexée avec une introduction par Denise Aigle
Volume 60
«Husraw i Kawadan ud Redag-e». Khosrow fils de Kawad et un page
Texte pehlevi édité et traduit
Volume 49
Mélanges d’ethnographie et de dialectologie irano-aryenne à la mémoire de Charles-Martin Kieffer
Volume 61
Rabbo l’olmyn «Maitre pour l’Éternité»
Florilège offert à Philippe Gignoux pour son 80e anniversaire
Volume 43
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