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Helen Morales

University of California, Santa Barbara, Classics, Argyropoulos Professor in Hellenic Studies

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Books by Helen Morales

New Essays on Homer: Language, Violence, and Agency ed Sara Lindheim and Helen Morales (= special volume of Ramus 44 1&2, 2015).

Pilgrimage to Dollywood (Chicago University Press)

Petronius, Satyricon transl. John Sullivan, intro and notes by Helen Morales

Greek Fiction ed. with introduction and notes by Helen Morales

Constellations special issue ed. Jude Browne and Helen Morales (vol 17.4. Dec 2010)

Classical Mythology: A Very Short Introduction

Dying for Josephus (= RAMUS 2007 Vol 36 no. 1)

Vision and Narrative in Achilles Tatius' Leucippe and Clitophon

Intratextuality: Greek and Roman Textual Relations

Papers by Helen Morales

Rape, Violence, Complicity: Colluthus' Abduction of Helen

Fat Classics: Dieting, Health, and the Hijacking of Hippocrates

Aristophanes' Lysistrata, the Liberian 'sex-strike', and the Politics of Reception

Fantasising Phryne: the Psychology and Ethics of Ekphrasis

CHALLENGING SOME ORTHODOXIES: THE POLITICS OF GENRE AND THE ANCIENT GREEK NOVEL

The history of sexuality

Marrying Mesopotamia: Female Sexuality and Cultural Resistance in Iamblichus' Babylonian Tales

Ramus editorial 2006

Metaphor, Gender, and the Ancient Greek Novel

GENDER AND IDENTITY IN MUSAEUS' HERO AND LEANDER

The Torturers Apprentice Parrhasius and the limits of art

New Essays on Homer: Language, Violence, and Agency ed Sara Lindheim and Helen Morales (= special volume of Ramus 44 1&2, 2015).

Pilgrimage to Dollywood (Chicago University Press)

Petronius, Satyricon transl. John Sullivan, intro and notes by Helen Morales

Greek Fiction ed. with introduction and notes by Helen Morales

Constellations special issue ed. Jude Browne and Helen Morales (vol 17.4. Dec 2010)

Classical Mythology: A Very Short Introduction

Dying for Josephus (= RAMUS 2007 Vol 36 no. 1)

Vision and Narrative in Achilles Tatius' Leucippe and Clitophon

Intratextuality: Greek and Roman Textual Relations

Rape, Violence, Complicity: Colluthus' Abduction of Helen

Fat Classics: Dieting, Health, and the Hijacking of Hippocrates

Aristophanes' Lysistrata, the Liberian 'sex-strike', and the Politics of Reception

Fantasising Phryne: the Psychology and Ethics of Ekphrasis

CHALLENGING SOME ORTHODOXIES: THE POLITICS OF GENRE AND THE ANCIENT GREEK NOVEL

The history of sexuality

Marrying Mesopotamia: Female Sexuality and Cultural Resistance in Iamblichus' Babylonian Tales

Ramus editorial 2006

Metaphor, Gender, and the Ancient Greek Novel

GENDER AND IDENTITY IN MUSAEUS' HERO AND LEANDER

The Torturers Apprentice Parrhasius and the limits of art

The Taming of the View Natural Curiosities in Leukippe and Kleitophon