Vol. 4 No. 2 (2022)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.4312/clotho.4.2

Published: 23.12.2022

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Introduction

A Proletarian Classics?

Henry Stead

9-25
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Articles

The Classical World in a Norwegian Workers' Encyclopedia: Arbeidernes Leksikon (1931–1936)

Eivind Heldaas Seland

29-45
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Ancient Athenian Democracy, Workers’ Councils, and Leftist Criticism of Stalinist Russia

Vittorio Saldutti

47-67
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Spartacus and His Early Soviet Theatrical Representation

Oleksii Rudenko

69-99
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Crushing the Imperial(ist) Eagles: Nationalism, Ideological Instruction, and Adventure in the Bulgarian Comics about Spartacus – the 1980s and Beyond

Miryana Dimitrova

101-124
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“And so with the moderns”: The Role of the Revolutionary Writer and the Mythicization of History in J. Leslie Mitchell’s Spartacus

Scott Lyall

127-152
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Revolution in Antiquity: The Classicizing Fiction of Naomi Mitchison

Barbara Goff

155-179
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Pasolini’s Greeks and the Irrational

Claudio Sansone

181-208
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The Posthuman and Irish Antigones: Rights, Revolt, Extinction

Natasha Remoundou

211-247
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Five-Year Plans, Explorers, Luniks, and Socialist Humanism: Anton Sovre and His Blueprint for Classics in Slovenia

David Movrin

249-274
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Kazimierz Majewski: A Marxist among Classicists

Elżbieta Olechowska

277-296
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Interviews

Benedetto Bravo (1931), University of Warsaw

Adrian Szopa, Andrzej Gillmeister; Elżbieta Olechowska (translator)

303-307
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Ewa Wipszycka (1933), University of Warsaw

Adrian Szopa, Andrzej Gillmeister; Elżbieta Olechowska (translator)

311-318
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Ferenc Hörcher (1964), University of Public Service, Budapest

Anja Božič

323-340
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Photo essay

Excursion to Greece in 1958 with the Classicists from the University of Ljubljana

Ksenija Rozman

351-355
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