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Classics News

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Stephanie McCarter’s new translation grapples intelligently with issues of sexual violence that have often been obscured by euphemism.

Should Ovid’s Metamorphoses Have a Trigger Warning?

7 November 2022

Stephanie McCarter’s new translation grapples intelligently with issues of sexual violence that have often been obscured by euphemism.

Or how to map a myth.

The Geography of the Odyssey

26 February 2019

Or how to map a myth.

By mythologizing the Romans’ Trojan origins, Virgil turned a story about losers into an epic about winners.

Is the Aeneid a Celebration of Empire—or a Critique?

8 October 2018

By mythologizing the Romans’ Trojan origins, Virgil turned a story about losers into an epic about winners.

Classics were given a feminist twist in a show that also put outerwear centre stage

Max Mara rewrites Greek myths at Milan fashion week

20 September 2018

Classics were given a feminist twist in a show that also put outerwear centre stage

Circe, a Vilified Witch From Classical Mythology, Gets Her Own Epic

Circe, a Vilified Witch From Classical Mythology, Gets Her Own Epic

6 April 2018

In Madeline Miller’s captivating novel, a feared and maligned goddess from the Odyssey addresses male anxiety about female power.

Why the literature of antiquity still matters

Why the literature of antiquity still matters

3 April 2018

New translations of classics by Homer, Hesiod and Euripides remind us why they became classics.

Montreal academic’s live serial presentation of The Iliad looks for links with TV story-telling

Montreal academic’s live serial presentation of The Iliad looks for links with TV story-telling

20 February 2018

Lynn Kozak’s Happy Hour Homer is part of her ongoing research into how Homer’s epics would have been made digestible...

Montreal academic’s live serial presentation of The Iliad looks for links with TV story-telling

The Flight of Icarus

29 November 2017

Classics professor Stephanie McCarter reinterprets mythology inspirations in the 2017 Gift Catalogue.

Montreal academic’s live serial presentation of The Iliad looks for links with TV story-telling

A woman's Odyssey

23 November 2017

Mary Beard discusses Emily Wilson's new translation of Homer's Odyssey.

The Odyssey and the Other

The Odyssey and the Other

13 November 2017

What the epic can teach about encounters with strangers abroad and at home

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