Ramus: Critical studies in greek and roman literature

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  Año 1999, Vol. 28, Número 2

  • What we must believe in greek tragedy

    David Konstan

    págs. 75-88

    

  • The ties that bind: transformations of costume and connection in Euripides' Heracles: transformations of costume and connection in Euripides' Heracles

    Nancy Worman

    págs. 89-107

    

  • Sacrificial bodies and the body of the text in aristophanes' lysistrata

    Judith Fletcher

    págs. 108-125

    

  • Competing endings: re-reading the end of the thebaid through lucan: re-reading the end of the thebaid through lucan

    Helen Lovatt

    págs. 126-151

    

  • Irigaray's cave: feminist theory and the politics of french classicism: feminist theory and the politics of french classicism

    Miriam Leonard

    pág. 152