The Greek way to western civilization
By: by Edith Hamilton
Series: A mentor book
Publisher: New American Library
Published: 1942
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 254
Subjects: Civilization; Greek literature; History and criticism
Other titles: Greek way
Notes: "References": pages 249-254.
Table of contents: title: Ch. 1. East to west; title: Ch. 2. Mind and spirit; title: Ch. 3. The way of the east and west in art; title: Ch. 4. The Greek way of writing; title: Ch. 5. Pindar, the last Greek aristocrat; title: Ch. 6. The Atheanians as Plato saw them; title: Ch. 7. Aristophanes and the old comedy; title: Ch. 8. Herodotus, the first sight-seer; title: Ch. 9. Thucydides, the thing that hath been is that which shall be; title: Ch. 10. Xenophon, the ordinary Athenian gentleman; title: Ch. 11. The idea of tragedy; title: Ch. 12. Aeschylus, the first dramatist; title: Ch. 13. Sophocles, quintessence of the Greek; title: Ch. 14. Euripides, the modern mind; title: Ch. 15. The religion of the Greeks; title: Ch. 16. The way of the Greeks; title: Ch. 17. The way of the modern world; title: References.