Sophist kings : Persians as other in Herodotus

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgements = ix
• Introduction = 1
• 0.1 Greek and Other = 2
• 0.2 Summary overview = 9
• 0.3 Note on abbreviations, dates and translations = 12
• 1 Herodotus and the Histories = 13
• 1.1 Herodotus = 14
• 1.2 Historical narrative of the Histories = 16
• 1.3 Rhetorical purpose of the Histories = 17
• 1.4 Argument of the Histories = 18
• 1.5 Persia as the sophistic Other of Greece = 23
• 1.6 Rhetorical purpose of representing the Persians as sophistic Other = 25
• 2 Herodotus and the Sophists = 29
• 2.1 Sophists and their teachings = 29
• 2.2 Sophist teachings in Herodotus = 36
• 2.3 Introducing Persians as sophists = 71
• 2.4 Conclusion = 93
• 3 Herodotus and the Persians = 95
• 3.1 Persian ethnos = 95
• 3.2 Religion in Persia = 118
• 3.3 Achaemenid religion : Ahuramazdaism = 130
• 3.4 Persian kingship and empire = 144
• 3.5 Achaemenid model of kingship = 152
• 4 Persians as Other in Herodotus = 161
• 4.1 Herodotus' map of the world = 162
• 4.2 Herodotus' cultural grid = 165
• 4.3 Egyptian-Scythian axis : Nomos hieros vs nomos phusikos = 171
• 4.4 Greek-Persian axis : Nomos basileus vs nomos phuseos = 171
• 5 Sophist Kings = 215
• 5.1 Persosophists in Herodotus = 215
• 5.2 Archetype of the sophist king = 223
• 5.3 Median sophist kings = 225
• 5.4 Persian sophist king = 228
• 5.5 Achaemenid sophist king = 235
• 5.6 Persosophist Greek = 243
• Conclusion = 251
• Notes = 259
• Bibliography = 291
• Expanded Table of Contents = 316
• Index of Passages - Herodotus' Histories = 321
• Index of Persons = 327