This paper aims to investigate the development of the concept of “autonomia” during the IV and III century b.C. It is often in a close connection with the theme of the freedom (eleutheria) and it is often used in political and propaganda contexts. The cultural model is always the Aritoteles’ decree but, by the content, we can notice, far away from the years of the decree, a greater attention to specify the generic concept of autonomy.
Bertoli, M., Sviluppi del concetto di autonomia tra IV e III secolo a.C., in Zecchini, G., Bearzot, C., Landucci, F. (ed.), Gli stati territoriali nel mondo antico (Contributi di storia antica, 1), Vita e Pensiero, Milano 2003: 87- 110 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/10112]
Sviluppi del concetto di autonomia tra IV e III secolo a.C.
Bertoli, Marcello
2003
Abstract
This paper aims to investigate the development of the concept of “autonomia” during the IV and III century b.C. It is often in a close connection with the theme of the freedom (eleutheria) and it is often used in political and propaganda contexts. The cultural model is always the Aritoteles’ decree but, by the content, we can notice, far away from the years of the decree, a greater attention to specify the generic concept of autonomy.
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