Ērānšahr in Greek works*: With Focus on Plato-Xenophon's Philosophical and Political Works (II)

Subject Areas : Research in Theoritical Politics

Received: 2016-02-17 Accepted : 2016-02-17 Published : 2009-09-21

Keywords: political philosophy Iranians Greece Plato Xenophon,

Abstract :

Iranians and the Greek came to have contacts with each other very soon in line with expanding their territories. In spite of the dominance of politico-military aspects, the political and the philosophical-religious mutual effects should not be neglected. As far as their early contacts concerns, it was the Greeks who were influenced more by Iranians' teachings, and their political and philosophical-religious manners. In the first part of this article the Greeks' main speculations, focusing on Athenians and Iranians' political and philosophical-religious teachings is analyzed.

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Ērānšahr in Greek works*: With Focus on Plato-Xenophon's Philosophical and Political Works (II)