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Book Title
Classical Greek Reader
Publication Name
The Classical Greek Reader
Title
The Classical Greek Reader
ISBN-10
0195123034
EAN
9780195123036
ISBN
9780195123036
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Format
Trade Paperback
Release Year
1999
Release Date
11/02/1999
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
1.3 in
Item Length
9.1 in
Item Width
7.4 in
Item Weight
28.6 Oz
Contributor
Kenneth J. Atchity (Edited by)
Genre
Literary Collections, History
Author
Rosemary Mckenna
Topic
Ancient / Greece, Ancient & Classical
Publication Year
1998
Illustrator
Yes
Features
Reprint
Number of Pages
470 Pages

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0195123034
ISBN-13
9780195123036
eBay Product ID (ePID)
241895

Product Key Features

Book Title
Classical Greek Reader
Number of Pages
470 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Ancient / Greece, Ancient & Classical
Publication Year
1998
Features
Reprint
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Literary Collections, History
Author
Rosemary Mckenna
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
1.3 in
Item Weight
28.6 Oz
Item Length
9.1 in
Item Width
7.4 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
98-012978
Dewey Edition
21
Reviews
"Atchity's passionate connection to a lost and compelling world underlies every entry in his page-turning Classical Greek Reader....It is Athcity's introduction to the minor, yet memorable, characters that lends a distinctive poignancy and charm to this survey."--Smithsonian "Excellent selections as well as graceful, accurate translations....An ideal reader for introductory courses to Greek culture at the undergraduate level."--Dan O' Bryan, Sierra Nevada College "Atchity deserves commendations for including authors not normally found in English translation surveys....The diversity of voices and topics, drawn from 700 years of Roman history, allows for a fairly complete overview not afforded by most Latin readers....This book is recommended for all undergraduate libraries."--Religious Studies Review "A magnificent achievement."--The Bookwatch "This is a principled, courageous, literate, and sensitive anthology that deserves widespread use in appropriate courses--or on one's own--and will richly reward it. It begins with Homer, of course, and it ends with Heliodorus. In between is an intelligent and original selection of self-articulating works."--Tom Clayton, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis "What enchanting musings from Kenneth Atchity, musings that color the thrills of entering the ancient world, musings that clearly guide the reader to explore the words and lives of the classical writers. A well-organized, well-written introduction to the classics!"--Joyce Marie Miller, Collin City County Community College, Plano TX "The selections are balanced for genre, period, outlook, and style and seem to be uniformly well translated. I admire the decision to include technical, historical, late, and lyric work."--Philip O'Mara, Bridgewater College "This interesting and wide-ranging selection of excerpts of authors from Homer to Heliodorus should give the beginner an insight into classical Greek civilization."--Patricia P. Matsen, University of South Carolina, Columbia, "The selections are balanced for genre, period, outlook, and style and seem to be uniformly well translated. I admire the decision to include technical, historical, late, and lyric work."--Philip O'Mara, Bridgewater College, "Atchity's passionate connection to a lost and compelling world underlies every entry in his page-turningClassical Greek Reader....It is Athcity's introduction to the minor, yet memorable, characters that lends a distinctive poignancy and charm to this survey."--Smithsonian "Excellent selections as well as graceful, accurate translations....An ideal reader for introductory courses to Greek culture at the undergraduate level."--Dan O' Bryan, Sierra Nevada College "Atchity deserves commendations for including authors not normally found in English translation surveys....The diversity of voices and topics, drawn from 700 years of Roman history, allows for a fairly complete overview not afforded by most Latin readers....This book is recommended for all undergraduate libraries."--Religious Studies Review "A magnificent achievement."--The Bookwatch "This is a principled, courageous, literate, and sensitive anthology that deserves widespread use in appropriate courses--or on one's own--and will richly reward it. It begins with Homer, of course, and it ends with Heliodorus. In between is an intelligent and original selection of self-articulating works."--Tom Clayton, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis "What enchanting musings from Kenneth Atchity, musings that color the thrills of entering the ancient world, musings that clearly guide the reader to explore the words and lives of the classical writers. A well-organized, well-written introduction to the classics!"--Joyce Marie Miller, Collin City County Community College, Plano TX "The selections are balanced for genre, period, outlook, and style and seem to be uniformly well translated. I admire the decision to include technical, historical, late, and lyric work."--Philip O'Mara, Bridgewater College "This interesting and wide-ranging selection of excerpts of authors from Homer to Heliodorus should give the beginner an insight into classical Greek civilization."--Patricia P. Matsen, University of South Carolina, Columbia, This new examination of original texts, poems, art, plays, and historical documents from classical Greece offers a far more accessible format than most, providing source materials in a lively format for general readers, "Atchity deserves commendations for including authors not normally foundin English translation surveys....The diversity of voices and topics, drawn from700 years of Roman history, allows for a fairly complete overview not affordedby most Latin readers....This book is recommended for all undergraduatelibraries."--Religious Studies Review, "Atchity's passionate connection to a lost and compelling world underlies every entry in his page-turningClassical Greek Reader....It is Athcity's introduction to the minor, yet memorable, characters that lends a distinctive poignancy and charm to this survey."--Smithsonian, "This interesting and wide-ranging selection of excerpts of authors fromHomer to Heliodorus should give the beginner an insight into classical Greekcivilization."--Patricia P. Matsen, University of South Carolina,Columbia, "Atchity deserves commendations for including authors not normally found in English translation surveys....The diversity of voices and topics, drawn from 700 years of Roman history, allows for a fairly complete overview not afforded by most Latin readers....This book is recommended for allundergraduate libraries."--Religious Studies Review, "This is a principled, courageous, literate, and sensitive anthology that deserves widespread use in appropriate courses--or on one's own--and will richly reward it. It begins with Homer, of course, and it ends with Heliodorus. In between is an intelligent and original selection ofself-articulating works."--Tom Clayton, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, "What enchanting musings from Kenneth Atchity, musings that color thethrills of entering the ancient world, musings that clearly guide the reader toexplore the words and lives of the classical writers. A well-organized,well-written introduction to the classics!"--Joyce Marie Miller, Collin CityCounty Community College, Plano TX, "Atchity's passionate connection to a lost and compelling world underliesevery entry in his page-turning Classical Greek Reader....It is Athcity'sintroduction to the minor, yet memorable, characters that lends a distinctivepoignancy and charm to this survey."--Smithsonian, "This is a principled, courageous, literate, and sensitive anthology thatdeserves widespread use in appropriate courses--or on one's own--and will richlyreward it. It begins with Homer, of course, and it ends with Heliodorus. Inbetween is an intelligent and original selection of self-articulatingworks."--Tom Clayton, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, "Atchity's passionate connection to a lost and compelling world underlies every entry in his page-turning Classical Greek Reader....It is Athcity's introduction to the minor, yet memorable, characters that lends a distinctive poignancy and charm to this survey."--Smithsonian"Excellent selections as well as graceful, accurate translations....An ideal reader for introductory courses to Greek culture at the undergraduate level."--Dan O' Bryan, Sierra Nevada College"Atchity deserves commendations for including authors not normally found in English translation surveys....The diversity of voices and topics, drawn from 700 years of Roman history, allows for a fairly complete overview not afforded by most Latin readers....This book is recommended for all undergraduate libraries."--Religious Studies Review"A magnificent achievement."--The Bookwatch"This is a principled, courageous, literate, and sensitive anthology that deserves widespread use in appropriate courses--or on one's own--and will richly reward it. It begins with Homer, of course, and it ends with Heliodorus. In between is an intelligent and original selection of self-articulating works."--Tom Clayton, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis"What enchanting musings from Kenneth Atchity, musings that color the thrills of entering the ancient world, musings that clearly guide the reader to explore the words and lives of the classical writers. A well-organized, well-written introduction to the classics!"--Joyce Marie Miller, Collin City County Community College, Plano TX"The selections are balanced for genre, period, outlook, and style and seem to be uniformly well translated. I admire the decision to include technical, historical, late, and lyric work."--Philip O'Mara, Bridgewater College"This interesting and wide-ranging selection of excerpts of authors from Homer to Heliodorus should give the beginner an insight into classical Greek civilization."--Patricia P. Matsen, University of South Carolina, Columbia, "Excellent selections as well as graceful, accurate translations....An ideal reader for introductory courses to Greek culture at the undergraduate level."--Dan O' Bryan, Sierra Nevada College, "This book has a wealth of shorter, important readings from authors lesswell known..."--John Higgins, The Gilbert School "Atchity's passionateconnection to a lost and compelling world underlies every entry in hispage-turning Classical Greek Reader....It is Athcity's introduction to theminor, yet memorable, characters that lends a distinctive poignancy and charm tothis survey."--Smithsonian, "What enchanting musings from Kenneth Atchity, musings that color the thrills of entering the ancient world, musings that clearly guide the reader to explore the words and lives of the classical writers. A well-organized, well-written introduction to the classics!"--Joyce Marie Miller, CollinCity County Community College, Plano TX, "The selections are balanced for genre, period, outlook, and style andseem to be uniformly well translated. I admire the decision to includetechnical, historical, late, and lyric work."--Philip O'Mara, BridgewaterCollege, "This book has a wealth of shorter, important readings from authors less well known..."--John Higgins, The Gilbert School "Atchity's passionate connection to a lost and compelling world underlies every entry in his page-turning Classical Greek Reader....It is Athcity's introduction to theminor, yet memorable, characters that lends a distinctive poignancy and charm to this survey."--Smithsonian, "Excellent selections as well as graceful, accurate translations....Anideal reader for introductory courses to Greek culture at the undergraduatelevel."--Dan O' Bryan, Sierra Nevada College, "This interesting and wide-ranging selection of excerpts of authors from Homer to Heliodorus should give the beginner an insight into classical Greek civilization."--Patricia P. Matsen, University of South Carolina, Columbia
Dewey Decimal
488.6/421
Edition Description
Reprint
Synopsis
Scholarly commentary on the nuances of Greek writing fills library shelves, even entire libraries. Yet nothing can take the place of the documents themselves. The Classical Greek Reader marks an exciting departure from the traditional anthology approach to Greek literature and thought. By focusing not only on the big names but also on the less-familiar voices--the women, doctors, storytellers, herbalists, and romance writers--we are offered a glimpse of ancient Greece as we have rarely seen it. Kenneth J. Atchity provides the reader with firsthand access to literary, artistic, social, political, religious, scientific, and philosophical texts that shaped Greek thinking. From Homeric epics to the histories of Plutarch, and from the poems of Korinna to the romances of Heliodorus, this invaluable reference provides readers with modern translations of the voices that shaped the classical Greek spirit. Each entry contains an introduction identifying the author and providing information that allows readers to consider these ancient texts in a new light. Here are the wonders of the Greek world presented in a modern, accessible manner, perfect for those looking to refresh their acquaintance with the classics and for those who have yet to explore the exciting intellectual energy of the ancient Greek world., This anthology seeks to present the widest possible perspective on the Greek classical period, from its roots in the Homeric epics to its echoes in the histories of Plutarch and romances of Heliodorus. An introduction precedes each selection providing information that allows modern readers to consider these ancient texts in a new light.
LC Classification Number
PA260
ebay_catalog_id
4
Copyright Date
1998

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