Titlebook: Nationalism and Classicism; Athena S. Leoussi Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1998 anthropology.E

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Images of Greeks as Images of Godtegory which includes images of characters from Homer and from ancient Greek tragedies, of the Greek gods and demi-gods, their priests, rituals and festivals and of ancient Greek mythical heroes. Graph 7.1 shows the overall pattern of works on Greek mythology in the RA and the Salon.

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Images of Greece as Images of Englandoped during this period, and the institutions which put them into practice. Theories about the specifically Greek identity of the English nation develop from the 1850s onwards, with Knox’s Anglo-Saxonism and with Aryanism. This physical similarity was claimed on the basis of alleged evidence from th

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Conclusionmarked English and French art during the second half of the nineteenth century. The new classicism consisted of a radical increase in the occurrence, in painting and sculpture, of subjects taken from ancient Greek history and mythology, and in the emergence of the square, broad, symmetrical and musc

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Athena S. Leoussilgium. The first one took place in 1984. This volume combines the proceedings of the second work- shop (December 12, 1985), of the third (June 16, 1987) and of the fourth (June 9, 1988). The principal aim of the International Workshops is to present the state-of-the-art in scientific high speed comp