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Moving with ease across a wide range of critical approaches, Van Dyck writes as lucidly and elegantly as she translates. At once bold and meticulous, her book will be enjoyed by students of literature and of Greece-a must for courses in comparative literature, cultural studies, and women's studies. -Margaret Alexiou

"""Moving with ease across a wide range of critical approaches, Van Dyck writes as lucidly and elegantly as she translates. At once bold and meticulous, her book will be enjoyed by students of literature and of Greece-a must for courses in comparative literature, cultural studies, and women's studies.""-Margaret Alexiou"

""Moving with ease across a wide range of critical approaches, Van Dyck writes as lucidly and elegantly as she translates. At once bold and meticulous, her book will be enjoyed by students of literature and of Greece-a must for courses in comparative literature, cultural studies, and women's studies.""-Margaret Alexiou

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Karen Van Dyck is the Kimon A. Doukas Chair and Director of the Program in Hellenic Studies in the Classics Department at Columbia University. She is the editor of Austerity Measures: The New Greek Poetry, coeditor of The Greek Poets: Homer to the Present and A Century of Greek Poetry: 1900-2000, and the translator (from the Greek) of two volumes of poetry and a novel.

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