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List of Plates.
Notes on Contributors.
Editor's Introduction.
1 Was There a Trojan War? Troy Between Fiction and Archaeological Evidence.
(Manfred O. Korfmann).
2 From Homer’s Troy to Petersen’s Troy. (Joachim Latacz).
3 The Iliad and the Cinema. (Martin M. Winkler).
4 The Story of Troy Through the Centuries. (Georg Danek).
5 Viewing Troy: Authenticity, Criticism, Interpretation. (Jon Solomon).
6 Troy and the Role of the Historical Advisor. (J. Lesley Fitton).
7 From Greek Myth to Hollywood Story: Explanatory. (Kim Shahabudin).
8 The Fate of Troy. (Stephen Scully).
9 Helen of Troy. (Monica S. Cyrino).
10 Briseis in Homer, Ovid, and Troy. (Alena Allen).
11 Troy and Memorials of War. (Frederick Ahl).
12 The Realist Politics of Troy. (Robert J. Rabel).
13 The Trojan War on the Screen: An Annotated. (Martin M. Winkler).
Bibliography.
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Donny Parker
reviewed Troy on August 08, 2013
Troy
As my wife would say, Nemerov is trying to make a dollar out of 15 cents here. Granted, the 15 cents in this case is pretty good (a survey of the links between Lewton's imagery and Russian religious iconography) but there's just not enough there for a full-length book. So, he seems to try and stretch the material by bringing in all sorts of examples and analogies that are tangental at best. Too bad, because it just drowns out the intriguing core of his arguments.
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