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"Intentional History" Table Of Contents:

• 1- Introduction
• 2- Representations of the past in Greek culture
• 3- Myth as past? : On the temporal aspect of Greek depictions of legend
• 4- The Trojan War’s reception in early Greek lyric, iambic and elegiac poetry
• 5- The great rhetra (Plut. Lyc. 6) : a retrospective and intentional construct?
• 6- Collective identities, imagined past, and Delphi
• 7- Fish heads and mussel-shells: visualizing Greek identity
• 8- Media for Theseus, or the different images of the Athenian polis-hero
• 9- Ulterior motives in ancient historiography: what exactly, and why?
• 10- Tragic memories of Dionysos
• 11- Connecting with the pat in Lykourgan Athens: an epigraphic perspective
• 12- Intentional history : Alexander, Demosthenes and Thebes
• 13- The demos as narrator : public honors and the construction of future and past
• 14- God and king as synoikists : divine disposition and monarchic wishes combined in the traditions of city foundations for Alexander’s and Hellenistic times
• 15- "They that held Arkadia": Arcadian foundation myths as intentional history in Roman Imperial times
• 16- Ethnography of the nomads and "barbarian" history in Han China
• 17- Beyond intentional history : a phenomenological model of the idea of history
• 18- Constructing antiquity and modernity in the eighteenth century: distantiation, alterity, proximity, immanency

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