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Constructions of Spartan masculinity in Classical Athenian prose
Published 2018“…Employing a methodological approach informed by sociological social constructionist theories of gender, I endeavour to explore representations of Spartan masculinity in the works of Xenophon Thucydides and Plato, to gain better understanding of portrayals and usages of ideologies of Spartan masculinity in Classical Athenian philosophical and historical works. …”
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The diversity of private slaving strategies in classical Athens
Published 2019“…To a degree, classical Athenian slavery is very easy to describe. …”
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Ion of Chios: the case of a foreign poet in classical Sparta
Published 2017“…Ion was present in Sparta not merely as a friend of prominent Athenians, as is often claimed, but as a professional travelling poet. …”
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The pursuit of power and security: the influence of natural resources and geography on Athenian foreign policy
Published 2012“…In spite of the established position of natural resources in studies of Greek economic and political history, there remains no comprehensive treatment of the interrelationship between natural resources and the formulation of Athenian foreign policy. The thesis exploits the approaches established by previous scholarship, advances in epigraphy, modern studies of geography and classical philology to examine these two aspects, focussing primarily on the role of timber, grain, precious metals, red ochre, sea-routes and islands within Athenian foreign policy. …”
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Sulfur isotopes, trace element, and textural analyses of pyrite, arsenopyrite and base metal sulfides associated with gold mineralization in the Pataz-Parcoy district, Peru: implic...
Published 2019“…Contrasting with the classical two-stage ore sequence previously proposed for the Pataz-Parcoy district, we suggest a revised paragenetic sequence, i.e., (1) deposition of pyrite core (PyI) with homogeneously distributed base metal sulfide inclusions, (2) progressive replacement of PyI by arsenian pyrite (PyII) and arsenopyrite associated with invisible gold deposition, and (3) deposition of sphalerite – galena ± chalcopyrite - electrum in fractured pyrite and arsenopyrite. …”
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Byron's "Manfred" and the Greek imaginary
Published 2014“…In effect, this thesis offers an insight into Byron’s Greek imaginary, shaped by the poet’s Classical education, his loyalty to the British patrician class, and his choice of reading matter from childhood onwards, as well as by what I call, his “inner Greek landscape”, namely an inner mental construct formed during his Levantine Grand Tour, wherein the “Oriental” Greek landscape was tempered by the literary landscapes of his Classical primers. …”
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