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This comprehensive study delves into the critical period spanning from the robust Mycenaean civilization through to the world envisioned by the epic poet Homer. It examines the historical, archaeological, and cultural developments of early ancient Greece, offering insights into the transition from the Late Bronze Age collapse into the subsequent formative eras that shaped Hellenic identity and myth.

Explore Alasdair Macintyre's concise yet profound examination of moral philosophy, tracing the evolution of ethics from the Homeric Age through to the twentieth century. This essential text provides a critical historical overview, making complex philosophical developments accessible for students and scholars interested in the enduring questions of philosophical ethics and its history.