Removing the body: representations of animal skins on Greek vases 

Ascent imagery in the ancient Mediterranean and early Christianity 

From Demeter to Dionysos: laughter as a vehicle for transformation in archaic cult ritual and Attic Old Comedy 

An analysis of the narrative technique of the Oriental tales of Lord Byron 

A critical study of the sources of Lafcadio Hearn's Japanese folk-tales 

Intercorporeality: toward a new history of Roman emotion 

Exploring late Ming Taizhou philosophies within Ueda Akinari’s Ugetsu monogatari: a comparative study of two contemporaneous “heresies” in early modern Japanese and late imperial Chinese intellec... 

A structural and psychoanalytic analysis of the symbolic ritual process in three sets of Russian folk tales 

Ex angulis secretisque librorum: reading, writing, and using miscellaneous knowledge in the Noctes Atticae 

Looking Greek: skin color and identity construction in Heliodorus’ Aethiopika 

The literary use of folktale in medieval Japan and Europe: A comparative analysis of literary transformations of the Catskin Cinderella Tale in "Oguri-hogan" and Chaucer's "The Man of Law's Tale". 

Seneca's Medea and the tragic self 

The use of translated classics to enrich the high school Latin curriculum 

"Moby Dick": A historical survey and critical analysis of the adaptations of the classical novel from Rockwell Kent to Ray Bradbury and beyond 

Generals and particulars in Thucydides 

The Nutcracker network 

A study of the influence of Romanticism and Classicism as evidenced in the art of William Blake. 

The monopoly on value: thinking women and honor in and through Aeschylean tragedy 

Hawthorne's interest in science as revealed in his tales and romances 

Three fairy tales in mathematical physics. 

The mind of the slave: the limits of knowledge and power in Roman law and society 

Cultural practice, ideology and irony in Tacitus' Claudian Annals 

The legislation of Lucius Appuleius Saturninus and Gaius Servilius Glaucia 

Writing materials: things in the literature of Flavian rome 

The wayfaring stranger: a non-critical comparison of Odysseus and Leopold Bloom as the appear in the the "Odyssey" by Homer and "Ulysses" by James Joyce