In the Greek world, “Europe” was a mythical figure and a geographical con- cept, with more or less broad coordinates; but it was also a universe of values, especially political ones. The Europe of the ancients is essentially the realm of freedom, where one can live as a citizen, as opposed to Asia, the place of servi- tude, where one lives as a subject: a contrast that matures in the context of the Persian wars. In Greek thought, Europa and Hellenikon tend to be identified
Bearzot, C. S., Hellenikon e coscienza europea, <<PAIDEIA>>, 2025; 80 (1): 9-21 [https://hdl.handle.net/10807/328763]
Hellenikon e coscienza europea
Bearzot, Cinzia Susanna
2025
Abstract
In the Greek world, “Europe” was a mythical figure and a geographical con- cept, with more or less broad coordinates; but it was also a universe of values, especially political ones. The Europe of the ancients is essentially the realm of freedom, where one can live as a citizen, as opposed to Asia, the place of servi- tude, where one lives as a subject: a contrast that matures in the context of the Persian wars. In Greek thought, Europa and Hellenikon tend to be identifiedFile in questo prodotto:
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