Classical Review is an international journal publishing reviews by leading scholars on ancient Greece and Rome since 1887
UK & internationally
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ARCHAIC GREEK EPIC IN ITS BROADER CONTEXTS - Classical Review's latest review article by Eyrnn Kim has just been published and is free to read:
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Emotions are running high at CR this week with Davide Morassi's review of "Emotionen im Krieg - Krieg der Emotionen" and Douglas Cairn's review of "Memory and Emotions in Antiquity" both being published:
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CR has expanded the type of articles it publishes - from single reviews to review articles and profiles focused on emerging trends. For more information see the latest blog from the editors:
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‘By its breadth of knowledge on offer the volume will also speak to a wider audience than scholars of the ancient world. This is a 'monumentum aere perennius', for decades and generations to come’
Laes on Thumiger | @CambUP_Classics
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‘The volume makes an important contribution to the current research concerning Roman society as well as the history of sexuality and gender scholarship’
Vucetic on Gazzarri and Weiner | @degruyter_brill
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‘R.’s book can be warmly recommended as a gateway to the most detailed and extensive document of spatial geographical knowledge that has survived from Graeco-Roman antiquity’
Jones on Roller | @routledgebooks
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‘CGRN is a scientific product of high quality. It is of great help to all scholars interested in ancient Greek religion and is also of interest to a broader cultured audience’
Dobias-Lalou on Carbon, Peels-Matthey and Pirenne-Delforge's CGRN platform
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‘it will be an incredibly useful tool for generations to come as they grapple with (arguably) the hardest and most complex of the Greek tragedians’
Di Martino on Bromberg and Burian’s A Companion to Aeschylus | @WileyHumanities
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‘the volume offers a valid point of departure for those wishing to engage in the study of emotions in ancient literature from a comparative perspective’
Castelli on Lasine | @routledgebooks
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‘This book is informative and full of insights that illuminate the significance of gender in ancient ways of knowing’
Park on Bowen, Gilbert and Nally | @EdinburghUP
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Issue 75.1 is published! With reviews on a wide range of topics from burials in Macedonian society to classical reception in Hungary. Plus a review article on Roman urbanism in Italy by @simelius, which is freely available to everyone on open access
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Our first reviews of digital projects have now been published and are free to read:
The Sphakia Survey Internet Edition
Attic Inscriptions Online @atticins
Collection of Greek Ritual Norms
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Classical Review is expanding! If you work on, or are interested in, digital projects on the ancient world then please see our latest announcement and let us know about your digital project
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Anna Peterson’s review of Goodwin Award winner N. Bryant Kirkland, Herodotus and Imperial Greek Literature, is out now: “recommended reading for anyone interested in imperial Greek literature, Herodotus or reception studies”
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Congratulations to Goodin Award winners Christopher A. Faraone & Sofía Torallas Tovar! Riccardo Vecchiato’s review of Greco-Egyptian Magical Formularies: Libraries, Books, and Individual Recipes is now available.
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Castelli's edition of Fronto's Greek letters is excellent. It was a pleasure to review this book for @Classics_Review. Link: doi.org/10.1017/S0009840X230…
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Enjoy free access to a new collection of research highlights from the journals of the Classical Association. Where not already OA, research is free to read and download until 31 August. cup.org/3pIo54w
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“This volume met and exceeded my expectations…cohesive, accessible and informative, illuminating the real-world issue of the video game industry’s hostility towards women”
@SkibinskiConnie on @JLDraycott | @BloomsburyClass
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‘a useful, up-to-date summary of the history of the Herculaneum papyri, a practical guide for reading and editing them, and a thoughtful reflection on current and future challenges in dealing with them’
Jeff Fish on K. Fleischer| @dg_classics
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