Estabilidad y conflicto civil en la guerra del Peloponeso: Las sociedades corintia y argiva

Product Description The Peloponnesian War saw enormous Greek civil strife and had long-lasting and deep effects on contemporary society, breaking the order and harmony, and leading to greater class struggle and power clashes. In particular, it opened up a gulf between political and military men with a new style of campaigning. Fornis studies how the features of the war developed, especially in terms of Corinthian and Argive societies. Beginning with an introduction to the war and literary sources, an analysis of the military sphere, the structure and organisation of Corinthian society, social and institutional features which developed and the effects of the fighting, negotiations and stasis , and the long-term impact of the war. About the Author César Fornis