Yunan-Pers Savaşları
To many scholars Xerxes' losses there were inconsequential and unimportant (Briant 2002a: 542) and life went on as usual in Persepolis (Kuhrt 2007a: 239). To the Persians it was not a big deal. The Greeks, however, saw their victory as the result of their political and cultural superiority and started a long tradition of contrasting the west to the east, a process of self-definition often called Orientalism.
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