From Sparta to Byzantium: Essays on the Iron Ampires
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Is it true that Russia is a gloomy conservative sparta in comparison with the cheerful liberal Athens of the West? And were the Athens themselves are so liberal or there were many fiery counter -revolutionaries who had an influence on a further conservative tradition? When we call Moscow the Third Rome, what Rome is meant - pagan or Christian and is it worth a fascinated look at the splendor of the eagles of pagan imperialism? What are the consequences for the formation of Russia a crisis of the Mediterranean Empire and would Russia be possible without this crisis? What is Byzantium for us today - a curse or heritage and a lesson?
The famous publicist and political thinker E. S. Kholmogorov gives his answer to these and other questions. The author is not trying to shock readers with amateurish revisionist concepts, his goal is to pay attention to the aspects of ancient history, well known to specialists, but remaining outside the mass consciousness
The famous publicist and political thinker E. S. Kholmogorov gives his answer to these and other questions. The author is not trying to shock readers with amateurish revisionist concepts, his goal is to pay attention to the aspects of ancient history, well known to specialists, but remaining outside the mass consciousness
Author:
Author:Kholmogorov Egor Stanislavovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: parvus libellus
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-8071-0462-5
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