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Subject(s)

• Homer—Influence [Browse]
• Literature, Modern—Greek influences [Browse]
• Classicism [Browse]

Related name

King, Katherine Callen [Browse]

Series

• Garland reference library of the humanities. Classical heritage ; v. 5. [More in this series]
• Garland reference library of the humanities ; v. 1531. [More in this series]
• Classical heritage ; vol. 5
• Garland reference library of the humanities ; vol. 1531 [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (p. [325]-330).

Contents

• The Middle Ages and the Italian Renaissance / Katherine Callen King
• English Renaissance. Chapman's Seaven Bookes of the Iliades: Mirror for Essex / John Channing Briggs
• Seventeenth Century. Textual Overlapping and Delilah's Harlot Lap / Mary Nyquist. Homeric Themes in Racine's Andromache and Iphigenie / Noemi Hepp
• Eighteenth Century. Homer's Iliad and Pope's Vile Forgery / Kathryn L. Lynch. Angelica Kauffmann / Albert Boime. Achilleis and Nausikaa: Goethe in Homer's World / David Constantine
• Nineteenth Century. Of Chapman's Homer and Other Books / Bernice Slote. The Homeric Competitions of Tennyson and Gladstone / Gerhard Joseph. Tolstoy and Homer / F. T. Griffiths and S. J. Rabinowitz. Cavafy and Iliad 24: A Modern Alexandrian Interprets Homer / Seth Schein
• Twentieth Century. Kafka and the Sirens: Writing as Lethetic Reading / Clayton Koelb. Homer's Sticks and Stones / Hugh Kenner. An Approach to the Homeric Content of Joyce's 'Ulysses' / Vivienne Koch.
• Achilles Awash in Sexual Politics / Katherine Callen King. Kazantzakis' Odyssey: A Modern Rival to Homer / Morton P. Levitt. Seferis's Myth of Return and Hellenism's Suspended Homecoming / Artemis Leontis. Homer, Odysseus and the "Angel of History" / Ernest Wichner. Derek Walcott's Omeros and Derek Walcott's Homer / Oliver Taplin.

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ISBN

081530482X (alk. paper)

LCCN

93037770

OCLC

28928735

RCP

C - S

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