Lessons in civilization.
Fayard| N° d'inventaire | 931 |
| Format | 15.4 x 23.4 |
| Détails | 492 p., paperback. |
| Publication | Paris, 1994 |
| Etat | Occasion |
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This "Lesson in Civilization" is situated at the junction of the two richest legacies that Antiquity has bequeathed to us: the Egyptian heritage and the Greek heritage. The fascination that Egypt exerted on Greece, the adaptation of the Greeks to Egyptian realities, the emergence of a world of mixed race and of an ecumenical Hellenism, that is to say, on the dimensions of the inhabited earth.
This "Lesson in Civilization" is situated at the junction of the two richest legacies that Antiquity has bequeathed to us: the Egyptian heritage and the Greek heritage. The fascination that Egypt exerted on Greece, the adaptation of the Greeks to Egyptian realities, the emergence of a world of mixed race and of an ecumenical Hellenism, that is to say, on the dimensions of the inhabited earth.