N.b. The text has been translated by Erika Valdivieso. The original Spanish version can be found here: Tragedia Griega Revisitada This is a co-written post. Francisco Gutiérrez Silva holds a … Read More
Greek Tragedy Revisited
Divine Representations of King João V of Portugal
N.b. The text below has been translated by A. Vazquez. The original Portuguese version can be found here: Representações Divinas de D. João V This post was written by Ruth dos … Read More
Representações Divinas de D. João V
Ruth dos Santos Silva: Formada em Letras Português e Italiano pela Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo. Mestranda em Literatura clássica pela mesma universidade, com interesse pelas letras neolatinas na América … Read More
Laura Mestre’s Estudios Griegos
N.b. The text below has been translated by E. Valdivieso. The original Spanish version can be found here: Estudios Griegos de Laura Mestre. This post was written by Elina Miranda … Read More
Estudios Griegos de Laura Mestre
Elina Miranda Cancela es Profesora de Mérito de la Universidad de La Habana, Directora de la Cátedra de Filología y Tradición Clásicas de la Facultad de Artes y Letras de … Read More
CRSN/ICS Summer Seminar Series 2022
We are delighted to announce the start of our annual Classical Reception Seminar Series in collaboration with the Institute of Classical Studies, London. This year the Queer and the Classical … Read More
Notas de rodapé a O Uraguay (1769)
Dreykon Fernandes é graduado em Letras (Língua Portuguesa e Literaturas em Língua Portuguesa) pela Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo e integrante do grupo de pesquisa LIMES – Fronteiras interdisciplinares da … Read More
Footnoting Basílio da Gama’s O Uraguay (1769)
N.b. The text below has been translated by A. Vazquez. The original Portuguese version can be found here: Notas de rodapé a O Uraguay. This post was written by Dreykon … Read More
A Bilingual Edition of Peramás’s On the Guaraní Way of Life
This post is written by Michael Brumbaugh, Associate Professor of Classical Studies and an Affiliate in Latin American Studies at Tulane University. His first book, The New Politics of Olympos, was … Read More
Medea, Cuba, and the American Nightmare
This post is by Eduardo García-Molina, a fourth-year graduate student in Classics at the University of Chicago. While currently writing his dissertation on communication and administration in the Seleukid Empire, … Read More