Beyond the Second Sophistic: Adventures in Greek Postclassicism

The European Legacy 28 (6):673-675 (2023)
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Tim Whitmarsh’s collection of essays has seen the light of day at a time when the academic world is again reconsidering “classicism” and modernity’s relationship to the “classical.” This is even mo...

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