Afro-Greeks : Dialogues Between Anglophone Caribbean Literature and Classics in the Twentieth Century, 2010

Recent scholarship has sought to undo the geographic confinement of Classics to the Mediterranean Sea and its surrounds. Emily Greenwood’s study of Caribbean receptions of Classics, for example, moves the field away from an interest in minority figures in isolation, encouraging people instead to see rich and diverse traditions grappling with the classical and colonial legacy.  

Credits: Oxford University Press