After the death of Alexander the Great, as Greek culture and people influenced and were influenced by those of the Hellenistic kingdoms in Asia and Africa, this part of the world entered a complex period of transition. Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic World publishes academic works that examine and explore the world Alexander the Great forged. This series provides a comprehensive, multifaceted look at this period in history, and includes books that present rigorous analysis of the Age created by the great Conqueror. Projects appropriate for the series, including monographs, edited essay collections, and edited historical texts, bring new perspectives on the study of the people, culture, politics, art, or society of the Hellenistic world.


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