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№ 5 (2013): Hellenism Unbound

Опубликован: 2013-05-01

Hellenism Unbound

General Editors: Maro Germanou, Mina Karavanta, Mata Dimakopoulou

Special Issue Editors: Efterpi Mitsi and Amy Muse

Introduction: The difficulty of unbinding Hellenism

Efterpi Mitsi, Amy Muse

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Exploding Magazines: Byron’s The Siege of Corinth, Francesco Morosini and the Destruction of the Parthenon

David Roessel

9-28

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Self-Fashioning in C. P. Cavafy‟s “Going back Home from Greece” and “Philhellene”

Evgenia Sifaki

29-48

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The Promise of the 1821 Revolution and the Suffering Body. Some thoughts on Modernisation and Anti-intellectualism

Eleni Andriakaina

49-70

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Making it New: Sappho, Mary Barnard and American Modernism

Sarah Barnsley

71-93

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Art Echo: María Zambrano and the Kouroi Relief

Karen Peña Benavente

94-119

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Classical Temper and Creative Ingenuity in Osofisan’s Tegonni: An African Antigone

Omolara Kikelomo Owoeye

120-137

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Home and Displacement: The Dynamic Dialectics of 1922 Smyrna

Konstantina Georganta

138-158

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Some Thoughts on the Trails and Travails of Hellenism and Orientalism: An Interview with Gonda Van Steen

Amy Muse, Efterpi Mitsi

159-178

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Tzelepis Elena & Athanasiou Athena (eds.), Rewriting Difference: Luce Irigaray and the Greeks.

Vasso Belia

179-186

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Koulouris Theodore, Hellenism and Loss in the Work of Virginia Woolf.

Cryssa Marinou

187-189

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Chanter Tina, Whose Antigone? The Tragic Marginalization of Slavery.

Giorgos Giannakopoulos

190-193

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Contributors

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№ 5 (2013): Hellenism Unbound

Articles

Introduction: The difficulty of unbinding Hellenism

Exploding Magazines: Byron’s The Siege of Corinth, Francesco Morosini and the Destruction of the Parthenon

Self-Fashioning in C. P. Cavafy‟s “Going back Home from Greece” and “Philhellene”

The Promise of the 1821 Revolution and the Suffering Body. Some thoughts on Modernisation and Anti-intellectualism

Making it New: Sappho, Mary Barnard and American Modernism

Art Echo: María Zambrano and the Kouroi Relief

Classical Temper and Creative Ingenuity in Osofisan’s Tegonni: An African Antigone

Home and Displacement: The Dynamic Dialectics of 1922 Smyrna

Interviews

Some Thoughts on the Trails and Travails of Hellenism and Orientalism: An Interview with Gonda Van Steen

Book reviews

Tzelepis Elena & Athanasiou Athena (eds.), Rewriting Difference: Luce Irigaray and the Greeks.

Koulouris Theodore, Hellenism and Loss in the Work of Virginia Woolf.

Chanter Tina, Whose Antigone? The Tragic Marginalization of Slavery.

Contributors

Contributors

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