Reciprocity and ritual: Homer and tragedy in the developing city-state
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Polis, household and reciprocity in Homer reciprocity, marriage and sacrifice in Homer death ritual and reciprocal violence in the polis collective death ritual death ritual in the Iliad the transformation of reciprocity Dionysos and the polis transformation of the Dionysiac sacrifice the Dionysiac in Homer and in tragedy reciprocity and ritual in tragedy.
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Polis, household and reciprocity in Homer reciprocity, marriage and sacrifice in Homer death ritual and reciprocal violence in the polis collective death ritual death ritual in the Iliad the transformation of reciprocity Dionysos and the polis transformation of the Dionysiac sacrifice the Dionysiac in Homer and in tragedy reciprocity and ritual in tragedy.
Key concepts: Tragedy (event), Reciprocity (cultural anthropology), State (computer science), Sociology, Aesthetics, History, Political science, Art