Poe, Marshall T.
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The Oxford History of the Classical Greek World offers a new comprehensive account of the history and culture of ancient Greece in the fifth and fourth centuries BCE. Volume I: Environment and Resources turns to the physical world inhabited by the ancient Greeks and how they interacted with this world, highlighting how creative responses to the environment nourished a bouquet of rich cultural practices that became formative for Greek civilization.
How much autonomy did individuals in the late medieval period possess in structuring their emotional and sexual lives? This book offers an analysis of marriage and illicit relationships in Sicily, situating the evidence within a broader comparative framework.
Tracing the movement of people across the hardening Iron Curtain, Young offers an original approach to the history of the early Cold War, and moves Spain from the margins to the centre of the story by highlighting the international scope of the repatriation negotiations and Spain's ability to navigate between the emerging superpowers.
