Includes bibliographical references (pages 311-338) and index.
Contents:
On the origin of "deep classics" / Shane Butler -- Homer's deep / Shane Butler -- The sigh of philhellenism / Joshua Billings -- Feeling on the surface: touch and emotion in Fuseli and Homer / Alex Purves -- Perceiving (in) depth: landscape, sculpture, ruin / Helen Slaney -- Etymological "alterity": depths and heights / Joshua Katz -- Shut your eyes and see / Adam Lecznar -- The loss of telos: Pasolini, Fugard, and the Oresteia / Sarah Nooter -- Kings of the stone age, or how to read an ancient inscription / Stephanie Ann Frampton -- Queer unhistoricism: scholars, metalepsis, and interventions of the unruly past / Sebastian Matzner -- Affects and contexts: a deep history of erotic anger / Giulia Sissa -- Ghostwritten classics / Edmund rRchardson -- Relic, channel, ghost: centaurs in Algernon Blackwood's The centaur / Mark Payne -- Circulation of spectres: ghosts and spells / Davide Susanetti -- Cosmopoiesis in the field of the classical / Brooke Holmes -- Borges and the disclosure of antiquity / Laura Jansen.
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