No. 12 (2019): Recomposed: Anglophone Presences of Classical Literature|Synthesis: an Anglophone Journal of Comparative Literary Studies

No. 12 (2019): Recomposed: Anglophone Presences of Classical Literature

Published: 2020-11-08

Recomposed: Anglophone Presences of Classical Literature

General Editors: Maro Germanou, Mina Karavanta, Mata Dimakopoulou

Special Issue Editor: Paschalis Nikolaou

Introduction: Angloclassical?

Paschalis Nikolaou

1-20

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“The ever-dissolving image of deceptively tranquil antiquity”: Classical Myth and Literature in the Prose and Poetry of Laura Riding

Elena Theodorakopoulos

21-41

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The ‘Classics’ in India: Unseen Presence, Cloaked Authority

Harish Trivedi

42-54

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Erica Jong’s Sappho’s Leap:(Re-)constructing Gender and Authorship through Sappho

Emily Hauser

55-75

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The Library versus The Lyre: The Paths of Survival and the Poetry of Textual History

Josephine Balmer

76-95

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On Rereading Homer’s Iliad in the Twenty-first Century

Susan Bassnett

96-102

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Greek Tragedy and Trauma Retold in Three New Translations

Lucy Jackson

103-109

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New Voices on Anglophone Antiquity: Contemporary Women’s Writing and Modernist Translation

Laura Jansen

110-113

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Contributors

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No. 12 (2019): Recomposed: Anglophone Presences of Classical Literature

Articles

Introduction: Angloclassical?

“The ever-dissolving image of deceptively tranquil antiquity”: Classical Myth and Literature in the Prose and Poetry of Laura Riding

The ‘Classics’ in India: Unseen Presence, Cloaked Authority

Erica Jong’s Sappho’s Leap:(Re-)constructing Gender and Authorship through Sappho

The Library versus The Lyre: The Paths of Survival and the Poetry of Textual History

Reflections

On Rereading Homer’s Iliad in the Twenty-first Century

Review Essays

Greek Tragedy and Trauma Retold in Three New Translations

New Voices on Anglophone Antiquity: Contemporary Women’s Writing and Modernist Translation

Contributors

Contributors

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