上游气大学 Shanghal Jiao Tong University Sparta and Athens Teacher:Wu Shiyu E-mail:shiyuw@sjtu.edu.cn
Sparta and Athens Teacher: Wu Shiyu E-mail: shiyuw@sjtu.edu.cn
参考书 阊《古希腊文明演绎》(English,Mr.Wu) 冒《希腊罗马名人传》(普鲁塔克,Plutarch)
参考书 4《古希腊文明演绎》(English, Mr. Wu) 4《希腊罗马名人传》(普鲁塔克, Plutarch)
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Polis=City-state Small size (an urban center the surrounding countryside). AGORA(An open area)and a place for the cult (urban center)
Polis= City-state 4 Small size (an urban center + the surrounding countryside). 4 AGORA (An open area) and a place for the cult (urban center)
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Features of a Polis Two important aspects: Self-governing; The possession and control of a territory
Features of a Polis 4Two important aspects: – Self-governing; – The possession and control of a territory
Significance The single greatest political innovation of the ancient Greeks. This form of social and political organization based on the concept of citizenship guaranteed a shared identity, rights,and responsibilities to a city-state's free men and women
Significance 4The single greatest political innovation of the ancient Greeks. 4This form of social and political organization based on the concept of citizenship guaranteed a shared identity, rights, and responsibilities to a city-state’s free men and women
..human justice can be found only in the polis,because man is by nature an animal of the polis,and a man who is without a polis by nature is above or below the category of man. Aristotle's Politics
4“… human justice can be found only in the polis, because man is by nature an animal of the polis, and a man who is without a polis by nature is above or below the category of man.” 4 4 Aristotle’s Politics