Routledge Fear and Loathing in Ancient Athens - History Book

Explore the intense conflict between politics and religion in Athens during the Peloponnesian War. This expanded and revised English edition of Fear and Loathing in Ancient Athens provides a fresh perspective on a transformative era of Greek history. Originally published in German, this work is now available to English-speaking readers for the first time. The book examines how the hearts and minds of the Athenian people were shaped by the tension between religious belief and political struggle. By covering an extraordinary range of topics and events, it offers a new way to study Greek religion and its connection to the state. This text is an essential resource for students and scholars who want to understand the complex social dynamics of the ancient world. Whether you are researching classical history or studying the evolution of religious thought, this Routledge publication provides deep insights into one of history's most dramatic periods.