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Originally publishedJune 1, 1995
AuthorVictor Davis Hanson
GenreHistory · Ancient History · Nonfiction · Ancient · Agriculture
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After having read (and quite enjoyed) Hanson's The Western Way of War: Infantry Battle in Classical Greece, I was fai…
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After having read (and quite enjoyed) Hanson's The Western Way of War: Infantry Battle in Classical Greece, I was fairly disappointed by this one, partially because Donald Kagan (whose The Peloponnesian War is fantastic) says it reshaped the way he thinks about ancient Greece, when really I just found it kind of dull; and partially because at the end of the day, the book really isn't about ancient Greece at all.Hanson's argument is essentially this: Western Civilization grows out of Classical Greece. Classical Greece, in turn, grows out of the agrarian society of the Greek Dark ages (~1200BC through ~500BC, +/-200 years). Therefore, America is indebted to family farmers and the agrarian lifestyle, both of the ancient Greek variety and of the early 20th century American sort.I am perfectly willing to grant the first point, Western Civilization does in fact grow out of Classical Greece (so long as nods are given to the contributions of Rome and Christianity). The second point I think is much more problematic. And I offer the following counterpoints to Hanson's claims:-First, a major claim that Hanson makes (in chapter 2 especially) is for the existence of the independent farmer, living alone on his farm a significant distance from the polis in self-sufficient splendor. He cites archaeological evidence which suggests that such isolated farms existed fairly early in the Greek Dark Ages. Associations of such farmers, who would gather together for mutual military protection, were the origins of the polis. I think in fact one might see the exact opposite. You couldn't really expect people to live off by themselves unless there was a powerful political presence already in existence nearby. For example, in America, one can travel through rural areas of the country in relative peace and security, simply because …
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Most popular books on the Ancient Greece focus on the Classical period, only skimming over the Archaic period …
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Most popular books on the Ancient Greece focus on the Classical period, only skimming over the Archaic period as the origin of a proto-democratic thought. But hardly ever they offer any explanation as to why it was exactly then and there that this innovative political approach could emerge. Hanson aims to fill that gap and he does that in an inquisitive and readable fashion. He essentially ties the concepts of enfranchisement and broad representation to the way the agrarian society of the Dark Ages and Archaic Greece organised itself. He also convincingly depicts phalanx and its mode of warfare as another consequence and at the same time the guarantor of the said political order.I highly recommend this book to those seeking the missing links in the Ancient Greece history, but I’d rather use it as a supplementary reading after you’ve got a good grip on the general historical and geopolitical background of the era. Hanson constantly recalls various events, peoples and places offering little to no introduction and assuming you understand their importance.As to the cons, the book is some 100 pages too long or should I rather say misused. Hanson dedicated the last chapter to discuss the economic conditions of the modern-day US. At same time he didn’t delve deep enough, in my opinion, into the philosophical ramifications of the hoplite/yeomanry revolution. But maybe that’s the price you pay for a book written by a historian AND a professional farmer, a unique combination resulting in a unique perspective.UPDATE:Hanson’s theory has been heavily contested by other scholars and now it is accepted only partially. Nevertheless, it’s impact on the general understanding of the Ancient Greece history cannot be diminished. If you wish to learn more about …
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I'm not qualified to evaluate his scholarship (although other reviewers point out that you don't get isolated farmstead…
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I'm not qualified to evaluate his scholarship (although other reviewers point out that you don't get isolated farmsteads without peace), but I'm left incredulous at Hanson's value judgments. For him, the age of Alexander and the Diadochi, when Greek adventurers ranged through the whole civilized world, when the secrets and sights of everywhere from Gaul to India lay open to them, was loathsome in every way at once.Anyone who's read the Second Book of Maccabees, or who's familiar with how and why the Romans expanded east, will realize that the Diadochi period was a horrible one: savage religious persecutions, never-ending brushfire wars, a power vacuum the size of Persia that the Romans (and the Parthians) had no choice but to fill. No one can defend the era as it actually happened, but can we not at least dream dreams?
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While reviewers do discuss shortcomings such as failing to discuss the effect of slavery on polis culture, or an overstatement of the case that agrarianism was the only common thread in Archaic Greece, reviews are generally positive.
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The Other Greeks has been called a masterpiece as well as a foundation for understanding the polis.
In the Greek polis, landed yeomen were typically the only citizens who could vote.
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Hanson suggests that the common culture of farming shared by the "Other Greeks" led them to create a government that protected their interests.
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