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Bryn Mawr Classical Review publishes timely open-access, peer-reviewed reviews of current scholarly work in the field of classical studies, including archaeology. This site is the authoritative archive of BMCR’s publications, from 1990 to the present.
The Routledge handbook of classics and queer theory Ella Haselswerdt, Sara H. Lindheim, Kirk Ormand / Routledge, 2023 Reviewed by Michel Briand ,
Roman Receptions of Sappho. Classical Presences. Thea S. Thorsen, Stephen J. Harrison / Oxford University Press, 2019 Reviewed by Antonio Ramírez de Verger, BMCR 2020.01.03
1 gen 2021 · The deaths of the Republic: imagery of the body politic in Ciceronian Rome. Brian Walters / Oxford University Press, 2020. Reviewed by Evan Dutmer. BMCR 2021.01.15.
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Amnesty and reconciliation in late fifth-century Athens: the rule of law under restored democracy. Joyce, Christopher J. / Edinburgh University Press, 2022 / 9781399506342. Apply to Review this Book. Ancient synagogues in Palestine: a re-evaluation nearly a century after Sukenik’s Schweich lectures.
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My review will focus on selective essays and aims to bring out how the individual case studies hint at the value of theories such as queer temporality or Conceptual Metaphor Theory beyond their application here.
27 giu 2022 · Ida Östenberg investigates the purpose and function of the arch—whether for Titus’s Judaean triumph, funeral, or apotheosis—and concludes that “ancient passersby would, in my opinion, have recognized elements from all three events and understood their meaning and interdependence” (essay no. 2, p. 34).
The book aims to analyse the relationship between Roman peasants and the economy, by studying the interactions between rural people and the market, exchanges of goods or services, situations of economic cooperation or competition, the question of the monetization of the Roman countryside and economic mentalities.
