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Translating the polis in early-20th-century China

This post is written by Federico Brusadelli, Assistant Professor of Chinese History, University of Naples……

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Published June 4, 2024
Categorized as Blog Takeover, SACRA Asian TakeoverTagged China, Classical Reception, Confucius, democracy, Federico Brusadelli, Kang Youwei, Liang Qichao, politics, translation, Zhang Weici, Zhou Zuoren, 周作人, 康有为, 张慰慈, 梁启超

Classics and the Now: ‘The Untimely End of Democracy in the Classical Now’

Carol Atack (Oxford) – ‘The Untimely End of Democracy in the Classical Now’

CAMBRIDGE CLASSICAL RECEPTION SEMINAR SERIES: Charles Stocking, ‘Kratos before democracy: force, politics, and signification in Derrida and Homer’

In Iliad Book 2, Odysseus delivers a speech to the dēmos, which has been quoted……

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