A Companion to the classical tradition

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List of Figures. List of Maps. Notes on Contributors. Introduction. 1. Education ( Christopher Stray, University of Wales Swansea ). Part I: Periods. 2. Middle Ages ( Jan M. Ziolkowski, Harvard University ). 3. Renaissance ( Craig W. Kallendorf, Texas A&M University ). 4. Baroque ( Ingrid D. Rowland, University of Notre Dame ). 5. Neoclassicism ( Thomas Kaminski, Loyola University, Chicago ). 6. Romanticism ( Bruce Graver, Providence College ). 7. Victorian ( Norman Vance, University of Sussex ). 8. Modernism ( Kenneth Haynes, Brown University ). Part II: Places. 9. Africa ( William J. Dominik, University of Otago, New Zealand ). 10. Central-Eastern Europe ( Jerzy Axer, with the assistance of Katarzyna Tomaszuk, University of Warsaw ). 11. France ( Philip Ford, Cambridge University ). 12. Germany and German-Speaking Europe ( Volker Riedel, University of Jena ). 13. Iberian Peninsula ( Luisa Lopez Grigera, University of Michigan ). 14. Italy ( David Marsh, Rutgers University ). 15. Latin America ( Andrew Laird, Warwick University ). 16. Low Countries ( Gilbert Tournoy, Catholic University of Leuven ). 17. Scandinavia ( Minna Skafte Jensen, Odense University ). 18. United Kingdom ( Richard Jenkyns, Oxford University ). 19. United States ( Ward Briggs, University of South Carolina ). Part III: Contemporary Themes. 20. Reception ( Charles Martindale, Bristol University ). 21. Postcolonial Studies ( Lorna Hardwick, Open University ). 22. Gender and Sexuality ( Alastair J. L. Blanshard, University of Sydney ). 23. Fascism ( Katie Fleming, London University ). 24. Psychology ( Fabio Stok, University of Rome, Tor Vergata ). 25. Modern and Postmodern Art and Architecture ( Gail Levin (Baruch College and The Graduate School, City University of New York ). 26. Film ( Karl Galinsky, University of Texas Austin ). Bibliography. Index.

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