Ancient Greece in Film and Popular Culture

Gideon Nisbet

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Classical Antiquity Studies Cinema History and Criticism Visual Culture and Art Theory

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This history of Greece in the 20th century imagination - from film to science fiction and comics - examines the preconceptions of the ancient world which cause difficulties in contemporary media.

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