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.Greek Theatre Performance: An Introduction City Travel Guides > Books > Ancient Greek by: David Wiles May 25, 2000 >>See More Reviews & Details on Greek Theatre Performance: An Introduction |
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.The Greeks (Penguin history) City Travel Guides > Books > Ancient Greek by: H. Kitto February 28, 1991 Kitto's book on the Ancient Greeks is a great introduction for anyone wanting to gain an insight into evry aspect of Classical Greece. He writes in a way that is easy to follow and understand, with occasional humour, and is very accurate with the info he provides. I brought this book before my new module started at Uni, and I felt very confident about the Greeks after finishing his book. Highly recommended! >>See More Reviews & Details on The Greeks (Penguin history) |
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.Black Noise: Rap Music and Black Culture in Contemporary America (Music & Culture) City Travel Guides > Books > Ancient Greek by: Tricia Rose, Susan McClary December 31, 1994 This is an impressive interpretation of Black musical culture, with loads of interesting information and pertinent feminist content. I've read several books with somewhat similar subject matter, from Dick Hebdige's broad and helpful survey to the rather pretentious book by Russell Potter; but none of them captured my interest as much as this one. >>See More Reviews & Details on Black Noise: Rap Music and Black Culture in Contemporary America (Music & Culture) |
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.A Greek Anthology (Reading Greek) City Travel Guides > Books > Ancient Greek by: Joint Association of Classical Teachers August 01, 2002 This is an impressive interpretation of Black musical culture, with loads of interesting information and pertinent feminist content. I've read several books with somewhat similar subject matter, from Dick Hebdige's broad and helpful survey to the rather pretentious book by Russell Potter; but none of them captured my interest as much as this one. >>See More Reviews & Details on A Greek Anthology (Reading Greek) |
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.Becoming Roman: The Origins of Provincial Civilization in Gaul City Travel Guides > Books > Ancient Greek by: Greg Woolf July 27, 2000 There is a traditional and inaccurate view that following the conquest of Gaul in the middle of the first century bc, the entire country became Romanised pretty much instantly, indistinguishable from Rome itself and inhabited by Italian Romans living in villas. Over the last decade or two this view has been shaken by more thorough and objective analysis of archeology, abnd this book is an excellent introduction to current thinking in this field. it is well referenced and clearly explained, and examines different strands of evidence - trade patterns, the rise of cities, the impact of a standing Rhine army on the development of a surplus-based, trading economy in the interior of Gaul, changing fashions as evidenced by epigraphy - to draw a picture ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Becoming Roman: The Origins of Provincial Civilization in Gaul |
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.The Complete Greek Temples City Travel Guides > Books > Ancient Greek by: Tony Spawforth 2006-06 There is a traditional and inaccurate view that following the conquest of Gaul in the middle of the first century bc, the entire country became Romanised pretty much instantly, indistinguishable from Rome itself and inhabited by Italian Romans living in villas. Over the last decade or two this view has been shaken by more thorough and objective analysis of archeology, abnd this book is an excellent introduction to current thinking in this field. it is well referenced and clearly explained, and examines different strands of evidence - trade patterns, the rise of cities, the impact of a standing Rhine army on the development of a surplus-based, trading economy in the interior of Gaul, changing fashions as evidenced by epigraphy - to draw a picture ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on The Complete Greek Temples |
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.Latin Historians (Greece & Rome: New Surveys in the Classics No. 27) City Travel Guides > Books > Ancient Greek by: C. S. Kraus, A. J. Woodman August 21, 2008 There is a traditional and inaccurate view that following the conquest of Gaul in the middle of the first century bc, the entire country became Romanised pretty much instantly, indistinguishable from Rome itself and inhabited by Italian Romans living in villas. Over the last decade or two this view has been shaken by more thorough and objective analysis of archeology, abnd this book is an excellent introduction to current thinking in this field. it is well referenced and clearly explained, and examines different strands of evidence - trade patterns, the rise of cities, the impact of a standing Rhine army on the development of a surplus-based, trading economy in the interior of Gaul, changing fashions as evidenced by epigraphy - to draw a picture ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Latin Historians (Greece & Rome: New Surveys in the Classics No. 27) |
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.The Odyssey (Penguin Classics) City Travel Guides > Books > Ancient Greek by: Homer November 30, 2006 I thought this book would be great, an interesting adventure and my first step into the literary world of greek classics. But after this, I am not rushing out to buy another greek classic. The story is good, and the interesting mythological creatures and encounters are what kept me reading it. The characters make a square look less two dimensional and I can't, in all honesty, say I liked the good ones. I found Odysseus very arrogant and the gods hypocritical and the actions of them morally questionable. The style was also patronizing in places, by always addressing characters with an adjective describing their character, which we should make our own minds about, and not be force fed what we should think of them. Perhaps if I was born ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on The Odyssey (Penguin Classics) |