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Reading Art

Mary Anastasi

Reading Art is a newsletter that offers meditations on the philosophy, art, material culture, literature, history, and mythology of the ancient world and its many echoes and reverberations throughout later eras.

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

The Philosopher: A Stereotype as Old as Time

We all know what a philosopher is.

3 months ago
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Philostratus’ Art Gallery: The Power of Ekphrasis for Preserving Ancient Art

When I go into a museum and see art so thoughtfully displayed, curated, and conserved, it’s easy to imagine that it will be there forever. The artists themselves may be long gone, but the fruits of their creativity will exist in perpetuum. ...

3 months ago
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Pindar's Heroic Athletes: Between Ajax and Odysseus in a Victory Ode for Melissus of Thebes

Just like in modern times, sports were a big deal in Ancient Greece. Not just athletic events, most ancient sports competitions were tied to the worship of a specific deity, so they even had religious significance. You’ve probably heard of ...

4 months ago
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The Armor Exchange of Diomedes and Glaucus: An Exemplum of Social Reciprocity from Homer to the Roman Second Sophistic

As it turns out, the ancient Greeks and Romans had a “love language” when it came to cultivating friendships, and it was definitely giving gifts.

4 months ago
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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Mary Anastasi

    Mary is a classicist, cultural historian, writer, and educator. She holds a PhD in Classics from UCLA and has wide-ranging interests in ancient philosophy, rhetoric, and culture.

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