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Reviews

Laura Proffitt's review of N. McKeown's The Invention of Ancient Slavery (2007)

Conference Papers and Preprints

Edith Hall, paper on modern-language translation as access route to the Classics for people who don't know Latin and Greek.
Edith Hall, paper 'Putting the Class into Classical reception'.
Edith Hall, paper on Prometheus and the abolition of slavery.
Edith Hall, paper on reading ancient slavery from dreams.
Edith Hall, paper on the Indian uprising of 1857 and Greek and Roman Classics.
Edith Hall, paper on the poet Tony Harrison's use of excremental imagery.
Edith Hall, paper on Anne Carson's Autobiography of Red.
Edith Hall, paper on Inventing the Barbarian 18 years on from its publication in 1989.
Edith Hall, paper 'Aeschylus' Persians from Xerxes to Saddam Hussein'.
Edith Hall, paper 'Trojan suffering, tragic gods, and transhistorical metaphysics'.
Edith Hall, paper on Euripides' Medea and homicide law ancient & modern.
Edith Hall, paper 'Aeschylus' Agamemnon versus her Senecan tradition'.
Edith Hall, paper on Sophocles' Women of Trachis.
Edith Hall, paper on Euripides' Iphigenia in Aulis.
Edith Hall, paper on an ancient Greek burlesque version of Euripides' Iphigenia in Tauris set in India.
Edith Hall, paper on the Reception of Aristophanes in Britain.
Edith Hall, paper on Trygaeus, hero of Aristophanes' Peace.
Edith Hall, paper on Aristophanes' Lysistrata.
Edith Hall, paper on the debt ballet owes to ancient theatrical dancing ('pantomime').
Edith Hall, paper on the depiction of Homer's Penelope in cinema.
Edith Hall, paper on the ancient sources for male dancing and their influence.