Greek Studies: Interdisciplinary Approaches

Books in this series present scholarship that goes beyond the boundaries of any single field. Drawing on the combined resources of philology, philosophy, history, and archaeology, the series spans the full continuum of Greek traditions from the second millennium BCE to the present, bringing these disciplines into dialogue with questions that have too often been treated as the exclusive concern of one among them. The series actively seeks innovative projects and welcomes work that cuts across established boundaries. It is a continuation of the series established by Gregory Nagy at Rowman & Littlefield.