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Klassik nach der Antike Reihe

Diese Reihe befasst sich mit der komplexen Beziehung zwischen klassischen Traditionen und der antiken Welt, die sie inspiriert hat. Sie untersucht, wie das literarische, historische und kulturelle Erbe des antiken Griechenlands und Roms über die Jahrhunderte hinweg, vom Mittelalter bis heute, übernommen und neu interpretiert wurde. Jeder Band enthüllt, wie spätere Generationen mit der Neuerfindung und dem Verständnis dieses Erbes rangen, oft gefangen zwischen Annahme und Ablehnung. Die Reihe beleuchtet auch die anhaltende Relevanz antiker Institutionen und Ideen in der heutigen Debatte und ihre Herausforderung in unserer globalisierten Zeit.

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Feeling and Classical Philology
Modernism and Homer
Classical Victorians

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