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Classics and the Uses of Reception
Richard F. Thomas (Hrsg.), Charles Martindale (Hrsg.)
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Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Altertum
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This landmark collection presents a wide variety of viewpoints onthe value and role of reception theory within the modern disciplineof classics. * A pioneering collection, looking at the role reception theoryplays, or could play, within the modern discipline ofclassics. * Emphasizes theoretical aspects of reception. * Written by a wide range of contributors from young scholars toestablished figures, from Europe, the UK and the USA. * Draws on material from many different fields, from translationstudies to the visual arts, and from politics to performance. * Sets the agenda for classics in the future.
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?Classics has a particular stake in critical thought thataddresses the problem of our (as classicists and readers)historical alienation from the texts we read.? (Classics JournalOnline, September 2009)
Fiona Macintosh, University of Oxford
"In this thought-provoking and pioneering volume, the editorshave put together a diverse collection of essays, which amplyreflect the range of work currently carried out under the umbrellaof classical reception studies. There is refreshingly no'orthodoxy': instead, we are offered a stimulating series ofquestions, problems and possible solutions, which will help toprovide much needed theoretical rigour to this emergent branch ofclassical scholarship."
"In this thought-provoking and pioneering volume, the editorshave put together a diverse collection of essays, which amplyreflect the range of work currently carried out under the umbrellaof classical reception studies. There is refreshingly no'orthodoxy': instead, we are offered a stimulating series ofquestions, problems and possible solutions, which will help toprovide much needed theoretical rigour to this emergent branch ofclassical scholarship."
Mary Beard, University of Cambridge
"A first-rate collection, with some of the most exciting andmost rigorous of modern studies in classical reception."
"A first-rate collection, with some of the most exciting andmost rigorous of modern studies in classical reception."
Fabula
"[A] landmark collection ... The volume as a whole offersreaders an enriched theoretical understanding of reception and itsuses."
"[A] landmark collection ... The volume as a whole offersreaders an enriched theoretical understanding of reception and itsuses."
-Fiona Macintosh, University of Oxford
"This body of work is not just a coordinated foray into someoneelse's territory; students of classical reception are writing acollective autobiography and developing a new charter for ourdiscipline." Bryn Mawr Classical Review"In this thought-provoking and pioneering volume, the editors haveput together a diverse collection of essays, which amply reflectthe range of work currently carried out under the umbrella ofclassical reception studies. There is refreshingly no 'orthodoxy':instead, we are offered a stimulating series of questions, problemsand possible solutions, which will help to provide much neededtheoretical rigour to this emergent branch of classicalscholarship."
"This body of work is not just a coordinated foray into someoneelse's territory; students of classical reception are writing acollective autobiography and developing a new charter for ourdiscipline." Bryn Mawr Classical Review"In this thought-provoking and pioneering volume, the editors haveput together a diverse collection of essays, which amply reflectthe range of work currently carried out under the umbrella ofclassical reception studies. There is refreshingly no 'orthodoxy':instead, we are offered a stimulating series of questions, problemsand possible solutions, which will help to provide much neededtheoretical rigour to this emergent branch of classicalscholarship."
-Mary Beard, University of Cambridge
"A first-rate collection, with some of the most exciting andmost rigorous of modern studies in classical reception."
"A first-rate collection, with some of the most exciting andmost rigorous of modern studies in classical reception."
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Classical Studies, Rezeption der Antike, Humanistische Studien, Reception of the Ancient World