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Essays and Verse 
Placing Thebes and Ithaca in Eastern Europe:
Kundera, the Greeks, and I
Dana L. Munteanu
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Mycenae
Marcus C. De Vaca
Pygmalion’s Doll
Paul Barolsky and Eve D’Ambra
Black Antigone and Gay Oedipus:
Postcolonial Dramatic Legacies in the New South Africa
Marianne McDonald
Agamemnon:
A Poem in Several Voices
Aeschylus
(Translated by Karen Simons)
Historical Anthropology? Comparative Anthropology? Marcel Detienne
(Translated by Janet Lloyd)
Nietzsche, Freedom, and Writing Lives
Tom Stern
Greece Is This Run-Down
Erica Wright
Achilles in the Alleyway:
Bob Dylan and Classical Poetry and Myth
Thomas E. Strunk
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Reviews
Two Eternal Cities on a Collision Course?
Martin Goodman, Rome and Jerusalem:
The Clash of Ancient Civilizations
Erich S. Gruen
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A Homer for the Twenty-first Century
Barbara Graziosi and Emily Greenwood, eds.,
Homer in the Twentieth Century:
Between World Literature and the Western CanonStephen Scully
“These are men whose minds the Dead have ravished”
Theater of War / The Philoctetes Project,
directed by Bryan Doerries
Peter Meineck
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