ARCHAIOGNOSIA AND ARCHAIOGLOSSIA IN SECONDARY EDUCATION

Αρχαία ελληνική γραμματολογία

[Ancient Greek literature]

F. I. Kakridis

Αρχαίοι έλληνες φιλόσοφοι [Ancient Greek philosophers]

V. Kalfas & G. Zographidis

ISBN 960-231-114-2

This is a history of Ancient Greek literature from the Homeric period to the foundation of Constantinople, intended mainly for junior and senior high school students. The book aspires to become a reference point, not only for the occasional search for information on some work, author or literary type but also for the reconstruction of a complete picture of the Ancient Greek world through systematic study.

ISBN 960-231-116-9

The book presents the evolution of philosophical thought from the 6th century BC to the 6th century AD in the Greek-speaking world of the time, and brings to the fore the dominant issues addressed by the most important philosophical schools in antiquity.

Αρχαϊκή επική ποίηση [Archaic epic poetry]

D. N. Maromitis & L. D. Polkas

Η Ρώμη και ο κόσμος της [Rome and its world]

Th. Papangelis

€ 20, pp. 292

ISBN 978-960-231-117-2

This is a brilliant introduction to the epic poetry of the Archaic Period, which focuses on the two Homeric epics (Illiad and Odyssey). The book is aimed at students of all classes of secondary education and at anyone wishing to become initiated into the mysteries of the early Greek epic’s composition.

ISBN 960-231-115-0

This book succeeds in depicting, in a fascinating way, the affinities between the Roman and the Greek world as well as their historical continuity by presenting the points of contact and divergence between the two parts of classical humanitarianism, mainly in terms of issues of politics and culture. Based on perfectly accurate information, often derived from rare sources, the author manages to create an enchanting fiction of the Roman world and its culture, where resourcefulness, humor and imagination complement each other.

Ιστορία της αρχαίας ελληνικής γλώσσας

[A history of Ancient Greek]

A.-F. Christidis

Η ελληνική αρχαιότητα

[Greek αntiquity]

D. Kyrtatas & S. Rangos

ISBN 960-231-113-4

Written by the editor of the volume entitled Ιστορία της ελληνικής γλώσσας: από τις αρχές έως την ύστερη αρχαιότητα [A history of Ancient Greek: from the beginnings to late antiquity], this book attempts to present in a simple, yet not simplistic, way the history of Ancient Greek. It more or less covers the whole spectrum of the Greek language, from its prehistory to the present day, and reveals the secrets of the language and of the script with remarkable clarity.

ISBN 978-960-231-136-3

The book aims to present Ancient Greek history from the 8th century BC to the 4th Century AD, in a manner that is stimulating and useful for both the teachers and the students of secondary education. The authors see the triptych war-politics-culture as the most fitting means to introduce readers to this particular historical epoch. In the individual chapters and sub-chapters of the book, they examine the wars as well as the political and cultural events of each period (Archaic, Classical, Hellenistic, Greco-Roman). The book also contains a chronological table of events and an index.

Η αρχαία ελληνική τέχνη και η ακτινοβολία της
[Ancient Greek art and its radiance]

M. Voutiras &
A. Goulaki-Voutira

ISBN 978-960-231-147-9

The book examines ancient Greek art in all its aspects (architecture, sculpture, painting, pottery), covering the period from the end of the 2nd millennium BC to the Hellenistic period. The investigation (in separate chapters) of the influence that ancient Greek art exerted on both contemporary European and Modern Greek art is a major innovation of the volume.