Dopo la guerra civile. Atene nel 403 A.C.

Abstract

The contribution examines the different forms of reaction to the civil war implemented in Athens in 403: the emotional and political overcoming of stasis, the renunciation of vengeance and amnesty (with understandable resistance), the reconstitution of the community on the basis of common values, and the re-appropriation of keywords of contemporary political propaganda (such as homonia and soteria) in a democratic key. The success of these strategies is documented by the appreciation of non-democratic sources.