The classical parthenon : : recovering the strangeness of the ancient world / / edited by Lucy Barnes and David St Clair ; with a preface by Paul Cartledge.
"Complementing Who Saved the Parthenon? this companion volume sets aside more recent narratives surrounding the Athenian Acropolis, supposedly 'the very symbol of democracy itself', instead asking if we can truly access an ancient past imputed with modern meaning. And, if so, how? In...
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