Articles

• Las iras de Aquiles

  Francesco De Martino

  11-24

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• “Achilles: dismeasure figuration”

  Ana Paula Pinto

  25-44

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• Meleager in archaic Greek poetry: war and grief, wrath and vengeance

  Giuliana Ragusa

  45-59

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• Achilles’ somatizations: Aisthetikai of the fury in Greek pottery (VI-V BC)

  Ana Rita Figueira

  61-80

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• Murder and madness: war trauma, revenge, and academic discomfort with Euripides’ Hecuba and Star Wars: Rebels

  Jose L Garcia

  81-95

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• Lisístrata ou de cando as mulleres reviraron, un híbrido aristofánico contra la guerra

  Iria Pedreira Sanjurjo

  97-111

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• Achilles, Chariton, and some Homeric verses quoted by Plato

  Adriane da Silva Duarte

  113-122

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• Do ideal heróico ao ideal burguês: Jasão, o herói banalizado

  Marília Pulquério Futre-Pinheiro

  123-140

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• For a woman. Reception of a Homeric topic in the Acts of Paul and Thecla

  Carlos Pereira

  141-154

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• The Figure of the Warrior Hero in Late Greek Declamation

  Vanessa Fernandes, Fotini Hadjittofi

  155-172

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• The anger of Achilles: its tradition and relevance in the Latin literature of Late Antiquity

  William J. Dominik

  173-188

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• The wrath of Achilles and the Trojan War in Byzantine literature: from 12th-century epic and historiography to 14th- and 15th-century romance

  Rui Carlos Fonseca

  189-206

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• The epic pattern of war and the new way of Camões

  Maria Mafalda Viana

  207-2016

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• Horses, birds, dogs, lions: animals and the animalization of humans in The Lusiad

  Virgínia Boechat

  217-230

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• Homeric characters in the Portuguese Restoration Literature

  André Simões

  231-236

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• Achilles and Polyxena in As Troianas, by Hélia Correia and Jaime Rocha: male and female time and kleos

  Maria José Ferreira Lopes

  237-255

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• Achilles in contemporary Portuguese poetry

  Susana Marques

  257-269

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• Formas e genealogias do mal em H.G. Cancela – ou a negação da felicidade humana

  José Cândido de Oliveira Martins

  271-285

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• “All for an empty tunic, all for a Helen” - eros and eris, from Troy to the Minas Gerais province

  Maria Cecília de Miranda Nogueira Coelho

  287-310

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• “The battered space”: some war images in José Luandino Vieira

  Maria do Carmo Cardoso Mendes

  311-318

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• What Leonor López Left Unsaid

  Marina S. Brownlee

  319-326

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• Dionisio Ridruejo. A fascist poet in the Spanish civil war

  José Luis de Micheo Izquierdo

  327-342

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• Achilles, an updated character in two Spanish plays of exile of 1939: Héctor y Aquiles, by José Ramón Enríquez and La hija de Dios, by José Bergamín

  María Teresa Santa María Fernández

  343-354

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• Excluded and Betrayed: a Medea Victim of the Spanish Civil War

  Mª Teresa Amado Rodríguez

  355-368

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• “Troia with return ticket”: Arturo Perez-Reverte The Painter of Battles

  Marta Isabel de Oliveira Várzeas

  369-376

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• “Our own Correspondent from Greece”; Covering Diplomatic War and Conflict in Early-Victorian Britain (1835–1857)

  Pandeleimon Hionidis

  377-391

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• Achilles’ Fires and Marguerite Yourcenar

  Ramiro González Delgado

  393-404

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• The geometric rigor of the epic: “L’Iliade ou le poème de la force”, by Simone Weil

  Antonio Alías

  405-418

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• Away from Achilles’s footsteps

  Bruno Henriques

  419-425

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• Superman: from the mythical hero to the modern warrior

  João de Mancelos

  427-434

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• Mutants, machines and monsters: faces of war in science fiction cinema

  Luís Nogueira

  435-452

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• History suspended in the speeches of Lions for lambs by Robert Redford

  Ignacio Roldán Martínez

  453-462

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• Music and Conflict: Overcoming Trauma through the work of Art in Cândido Lima and Iannis Xenakis

  Helena Maria da Silva Santana, Maria do Rosário da Silva Santana

  463-477

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• “War” and journalistic language: metaphoricity and objectivity

  José Teixeira

  479-495

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• Retrato de um presidente em guerra nos títulos dos jornais

  Sara Pita

  497-516

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• Achilles in school speeches

  Rui Miguel Duarte

  517-533

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