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Pericles anyone? (1 Viewer)
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olay
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yoya. 
i did pericles as our personality.. i don't think modern scholars approach pericles any different to ancient scholars; rather, its more the different opinions amongst scholars.
you've probably looked at these, but for ancient scholars u wanna look at plutarch [life of pericles] as ur main src of info... as well as thucydides [peloponnesian wars] and aristotle [the athenian constitution].
for modern scholars...*thinks* i used A.R. Burn, R Meiggs, and Diane Kagan... but of course, theres heaps others. good luck!
i did pericles as our personality.. i don't think modern scholars approach pericles any different to ancient scholars; rather, its more the different opinions amongst scholars. you've probably looked at these, but for ancient scholars u wanna look at plutarch [life of pericles] as ur main src of info... as well as thucydides [peloponnesian wars] and aristotle [the athenian constitution].
for modern scholars...*thinks* i used A.R. Burn, R Meiggs, and Diane Kagan... but of course, theres heaps others.
good luck!
babeishnes
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I have just started Perikles but i will get back to you with some info a little later on.
Persephone87
Parlez Francais!
In relation to the idea of democracy? Thucidides said "in reality the power lay in the hands of the first citizen". This idea of a strategos autocrator is continued in The Athenian Politaea by aristotle, who those Pericles introduction of paying jurors was a sign of corruption to the democracy.