-
informed the expulsion. The word "
ostracism"
continues to be used for
various forms of shunning. The term "
ostracism" is
derived from the
pottery shards...
-
actually present. The word "
ostracism" is also
commonly used to
denote a
process of
social exclusion (in
Ancient Greece,
ostracism was a form of temporary...
- ostracised.
According to Plutarch, who
described the
ostracism in
three of his Lives, the
ostracism was
proposed by
Hyperbolus himself,
intending to have...
-
boycott in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
boycott is an
organized ostracism as a
means of protest.
Boycott may also
refer to:
Wikimedia Commons has...
- for all
citizens (though only free men were citizens)—and
established ostracism as a punishment.
Historians estimate that
Cleisthenes was born around...
-
championing the
aristocratic party. His
rivalry with
Themistocles led to his
ostracism, but he was
recalled from
exile when the
Persians invaded Greece. Xanthippus'...
- to Coventry. In
Ancient Greece, the
Athenians had a
procedure known as
ostracism in
which all
citizens could write a person's name on a
shard of broken...
- years. In Athens,
Ephialtes and
Pericles finally get
agreement to the
ostracism of Kimon, who had
become unpo****r for his
unsuccessful pro-Spartan policy...
- for a
period of ten
years from the city, thus
giving rise to the term
ostracism.
Broken pottery shards were also used for anal hygiene.
Scholars have...
- for
residents who
violate rules or customs. It is a form of
collective ostracism in
which villagers join
together to
sever social ties with the offender...
