Classics and Asia at the Intersections (Series)

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Series editors:

Arum Park, University of Arizona
Young Richard Kim, University of Illinois, Chicago

 

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This new book series seeks to address the questions and interpretive focal points that emerge from the intersection of Asia and Classics, each broadly defined. Topics can include receptions of ancient Greek and Roman cultural artifacts by Asians either in Asia or in diaspora; East-West interactions in antiquity; shifting definitions of Asia and Classics; the problems and difficulties of such temporal and geographic categories; and comparative studies of “Western” and “Eastern” antiquity. The series welcomes proposals for single or multi-authored monographs, edited volumes, or critical editions/translations that approach these topics synchronically and/or diachronically.

Series Board members:
Dr. Alexander Beecroft, University of South Carolina
Dr. Aileen Das, University of Michigan
Dr. SeungJung Kim, University of Toronto
Dr. Jinyu Liu, Emory University
Dr. Carolina Lopez-Ruiz, University of Chicago
Dr. Dominic Machado, College of the Holy Cross
Dr. Kelly Nguyen, UCLA
Dr. Naoise Mac Sweeney, University of Vienna
Dr. Nandini Pandey, Johns Hopkins University
Dr. Shubha Pathak, American University
Dr. Sanjaya Thakur, Colorado College
Dr. Phiroze Vasunia, University College London

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