Adam Smith and the classics

Gloria Vivenza

2001

Who killed Homer?

John Heath, Victor Davis Hanson

1998

Gendering classicism

Ruth Hoberman

1997

Novel and romance

Hubert McDermott

1989

Bread & circuses

Patrick Brantlinger

1983

Classical and Christian ideas in English Renaissance poetry

Isabel Rivers

1979

The daring muse

Margaret Anne Doody

1985

Milton's Biblical and classical imagery

John Marcellus Steadman III

1984

The Augustan defence of satire

Peter Kingsley Elkin

1973

Shakespeare and Classical Comedy

Robert S. Miola

1994

The culture of classicism

Caroline Winterer

2002

Alexander Pope

Reuben Arthur Brower

1959

Buster's Day

Rod Campbell

2001

Hellenising Ireland

Brian Arkins

2005

Lyrical Ballads

William Wordsworth, William 1770-1850 Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge et al.

1900 ★ 4.2

Romance and tragedy

Prosser Hall Frye

1922

The influence of Seneca on Elizabethan tragedy

John William Cunliffe

1893

Mirror of myth

Jasper Griffin

1986

Through a glass darkly

John Mulryan

1996

Men desiring men

Susan E. Gustafson

2002

Homoerotic space

Stephen Guy-Bray

2002

Greek influence on English poetry

John Churton Collins

1910

Orpheus

Charles Segal

1989

English formal satire

Doris C. Powers

1972

The Devil Knows Latin

E. Christian Kopff

1999

Hellenism and Homosexuality in Victorian Oxford

Linda C. Dowling

1994

Classical culture and the idea of Rome in eighteenth-century England

Philip J. Ayres

1997

German women writers, 1900-1933

Brian Keith-Smith

1993

Wordsworth's classical undersong

Richard W. Clancey

2000

The classic

Frank Kermode

1975