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Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 23:56:22 -0400
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Subject: Hellas Table of Contents
Ladies and Gentlemen:
Here follows a supplement to the *Hellas* guidelines,
just posted to several lists. It lists a few titles of
recently published or forthcoming essays. Some of these
essays are less than four or five thousand words in
length. I'm especially looking for essays on ancient,
medieval or Renaissance subjects, whether historical,
literary or philosophical, such as might please and
instruct an audience of non-specialists.
Essays on modern literature must be devoted to poetry.
It would be helpful to send an abstract with a copy off
the first page of the submission to my email address:
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Here's the list:
HELLAS
ESSAYS (from the section "Poems and Essays)
Gordon Braden The Wrath of Odysseus
Michael Lind Why Chivalry Is Not Dead
Peter Constantine Parla Veneziakana? Renaissance
Venetians on the Southern Tip
of Greece
Anton van Hooff Self-Murder, Antiquity's New Idea
Richard Moore Problems in Classicism
David Mulroy Hesiod Winking
Stephen Shankman Valery and Pindar
Annette Feldmann How Shelley Wrote Ozymandias
Philip White Truth and Play in *The Winter's
Tale*
Henry Weinstein Lacrimae Rerum: Why Dante Weeps
ARS POETICA
Michael Helsem Neoprosody and then Some
Marilyn Taylor The Comeback of Prosodic Analysis
Charles Rafferty The Use of Slant Rhyme
Thomas Carper Attridge's Useful Scansion
Rachel Hadas On Translating Baudelaire
REVIEWS
Jan Schreiber on *The Rule that Liberates* by
Richard Moore
Joseph Aimone on *Each in His Season* by W.D.
Snodgrass
DIVERTIMENTI
Alicia Stallings Poets and Critics
Anita Sullivan Writing Mediocre Literature
Barry Baldwin The Birdman of Hampshire
Jascha Kessler Thalia: Muse of Comedy
