The sea has become an important topos (place) in recent classical studies scholarship: Beaulieu’s The Sea in the Greek Imagination (2015); De Souza, Arnaud, and Buchet’s (eds.) The Sea in History: The Ancient World (2017); and Beaulieu’s (ed.) A Cultural History of the Sea in Antiquity (2021). Connecting the ancient world with other spheres, scholarship has also adopted a cultural-historical perspective of the sea, tracking changing representations from antiquity, towards medieval times and early modernity, and into the contemporary period; some representative examples include Harris’ (ed.) Rethinking the Mediterranean (2005) and Mack’s The Sea: A Cultural History (2013). These works...
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