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Bogdan Burliga

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ID9027489
NAMEBogdan Burliga
GIVEN NAMESBogdan
FAMILY NAMEBurliga
SIGNATUREBURLIGA B
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Gdańsk
ORCID0000-0001-8001-7483
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2014
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0
  • Ἔρις and ‘Hesiodic Society’ of the Iron Age

    Open Access•Bogdan Burliga•ARTICLE•Classica Cracoviensia•2024

    In this article I turn attention to the role of Eris (‘Strife’/’Discord’) in Hesiod’s Opera et dies. Namely, I attempt to consider the question of extent to which the role of the personified deity of ‘Strife’, so evidently exposed in the poem, as well as the related story (μῦθος) of the Iron Age, can be interpreted as a Hesiodic ‘commentary’ on the socio-political reality of his time

  • An Instructive Story About How a Byzantine Princess Bravely Looked Deep into the Abyss of Oblivion

    Open Access•Bogdan Burliga, Michał Mauks•ARTICLE•Classica Cracoviensia•2020

    An Instructive Story About How a Byzantine Princess Bravely Looked Deep into the Abyss of Oblivion Anna Comnena’s beginning of the Prologue to her Alexiad is a fine literary and rhetorical piece. It is about the problem how destructive the passing of time is, and for which the only obstacle can be to consolidate the achievements of the past in a literary work. Such a line of thought was usually interpreted in the terms of the author’s rhetorical …

  • Tertullian on the paradox of the Roman amphitheatre games

    Open Access•Bogdan Burliga•ARTICLE•Vox Patrum•2016

    Tematem artykułu jest ciekawy paradoks, o jakim mówi Tertulian w rozdzia­le 22. swego traktatu O widowiskach. Jest rzeczą wiadomą, że stanowisko tego żarliwego obrońcy wiary chrześcijańskiej było jak najbardziej nieprzychylne dawnej rzymskiej instytucji walk na arenie, wyścigów konnych i przedstawień scenicznych – Tertulian widział w nich niebezpieczeństwo i zagrożenie dla mo­ralności chrześcijan. Przy okazji zwrócił on również uwagę na samo pode…

  • Articles

    Open Access•Bogdan Burliga•ARTICLE•Miscellanea Anthropologica et…•2014

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    Open Access•Bogdan Burliga•ARTICLE•Miscellanea Anthropologica et…•2014

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    Open Access•Bogdan Burliga•ARTICLE•Miscellanea Anthropologica et…•2014

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  • Articles

    Open Access•Bogdan Burliga•ARTICLE•Miscellanea Anthropologica et…•2014

  • Articles

    Open Access•Bogdan Burliga•ARTICLE•Miscellanea Anthropologica et…•2014

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    Open Access•Bogdan Burliga•ARTICLE•Miscellanea Anthropologica et…•2014

  • Tertullian on the paradox of the Roman amphitheatre games

    Open Access•Bogdan Burliga•ARTICLE•Vox Patrum•2016

    Tematem artykułu jest ciekawy paradoks, o jakim mówi Tertulian w rozdzia­le 22. swego traktatu O widowiskach. Jest rzeczą wiadomą, że stanowisko tego żarliwego obrońcy wiary chrześcijańskiej było jak najbardziej nieprzychylne dawnej rzymskiej instytucji walk na arenie, wyścigów konnych i przedstawień scenicznych – Tertulian widział w nich niebezpieczeństwo i zagrożenie dla mo­ralności chrześcijan. Przy okazji zwrócił on również uwagę na samo pode…

  • An Instructive Story About How a Byzantine Princess Bravely Looked Deep into the Abyss of Oblivion

    Open Access•Bogdan Burliga, Michał Mauks•ARTICLE•Classica Cracoviensia•2020

    An Instructive Story About How a Byzantine Princess Bravely Looked Deep into the Abyss of Oblivion Anna Comnena’s beginning of the Prologue to her Alexiad is a fine literary and rhetorical piece. It is about the problem how destructive the passing of time is, and for which the only obstacle can be to consolidate the achievements of the past in a literary work. Such a line of thought was usually interpreted in the terms of the author’s rhetorical …

  • Ἔρις and ‘Hesiodic Society’ of the Iron Age

    Open Access•Bogdan Burliga•ARTICLE•Classica Cracoviensia•2024

    In this article I turn attention to the role of Eris (‘Strife’/’Discord’) in Hesiod’s Opera et dies. Namely, I attempt to consider the question of extent to which the role of the personified deity of ‘Strife’, so evidently exposed in the poem, as well as the related story (μῦθος) of the Iron Age, can be interpreted as a Hesiodic ‘commentary’ on the socio-political reality of his time

Philosophy (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Classical Antiquity Studies (4 works) · Byzantine Studies and History (3 works) · Classics (3 works) · Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Biblical Studies and Interpretation (2 works) · History (2 works) · Literature (2 works)

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