CiNii Books - Ancient Greek myth in world fiction since 1989

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Ancient Greek myth in world fiction since 1989

edited by Justine McConnell and Edith Hall

（Bloomsbury studies in classical reception）（Classical studies）

Bloomsbury Academic, 2016

Includes bibliographical references and index

From anthropophagy to allegory and back : a study of classical myth and the Brazilian novel / Patrice Rankine
Ibrahim al-Koni's Lost oasis as Atlantis and his demon as Typhon / William M. Hutchins
Greek myth and mythmaking in Witi Ihimaera's The Matriarch (1986) and The Dream Swimmer / Simon Perris
War, religion and tragedy: the revolt of the muckers in Luiz Antonio de Assis Brasil's Videiras de Cristal / Sofia Frade
Translating myths, translating fictions / Lorna Hardwick
Echoes of ancient Greek myths in Murakami Haruki's novels and in other works of contemporary Japanese literature / Giorgio Amitrano
"It's all in the game" : Greek myth and The Wire / Adam Ganz
Writing a new Irish odyssey : Theresa Kishkan's A man in a Distant Field / Fiona Macintosh
The minotaur on the Russian internet : Viktor Pelevin's Helmet of Horror / Anna Ljunggren
Diagnosis : overdose status : critical odysseys in Bernhard Schlink's Die Heimkehr / Sebastian Matzner
Narcissus and the Furies : myth and docufiction in Jonathan Littell's The Kindly Ones / Edith Hall
Philhellenic imperialism and the invention of the classical past: twenty-first century re-imaginings of Odysseus in the Greek war for independence / Efrossini Spentzou
The "Poem of force" in Australia : David Malouf, Ransom and Chloe Hooper, The Tall Man / Margaret Reynolds
Young female heroes from Sophocles to the twenty-first century / Helen Eastman
Generation Telemachus : Dinaw Mengestu's How to Read the Air / Justine McConnell