Mythogenesis, Interdiscursivity, Ritual: Studies Presented to Demetrios Yatromanolakis

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Half Title
Series Information
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Acknowledgements
Figures
Abbreviations
Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Part 1
Antiquity
	Section 1 Archaeology and History of Art
		1
Trojans and Phrygians between East and West
		2
Attic Late Geometric Iconography and Homer’s Shield Description: Two Answers to a Crisis
		3 What’s in a Name: From Ashurbanipal
to Sardanapalus
	Section 2
Anthropology, Aesthetics, and Antiquity
		4
Excavating Foucault: Further toward an Anthropology of Reception
		5
Bee Stung: Plato’s Love of the Poets
	Section 3
Ritual, Performance, Poetics, History
		6
Epithalamia in Alcman
		7
Pittacus the Scapegoat and the Disease of Mytilene
		8
Antigone the Ephebe
		9 The Cult of Augustus in Athens: Contradictory Factors and Features
	Section 4
Excavating Texts
		10 Reconstructing the Alexandrian Editions of Sappho, Alcaeus, and Anacreon
		11
A “Parochial” Poet in the Making: Twentieth-century Receptions of Corinna, the Poet Formerly Known as “Divine”
		12
Xenophon on the Psyche
		13
Artemis or Atalanta? An Emendation in Meleager AP 7.421
Part 2
Reception Studies
	Section 5
Performing the Past
		14
Curtains for Agamemnon: New Light on His Death in Bed
		15 Reperforming the Myth of Phaedra
in Greece, 1918–2021
		16 Translator, Poet, Botcher?: Raoul Schrott’s German Iliad and Its Popular and Scholarly Reception
		17
The Aristotelean Ethic and the Spirit of Neoliberalism:Askēsis and Capitalism Today
	Section 6
Mythogenesis
		18
Surrealism in France and Mythogenesis
Index of Names
Index of Subjects
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