Wed 30 May 2007 19.01 EDT. Christiane Sourvinou-Inwood, who died suddenly of an undiagnosed cancer aged 62, was an innovative and influential writer about ancient Greek culture. Her training was ISBN 9786188222915 . €26,00 (pb). [The Table of Contents is listed below.] Christiane Sourvinou-Inwood (1945-2007) was, arguably, the smartest and most influential member of my generation of students of Greek religion. She also was a dear friend. Although classical scholars might associate her most with the idea of polis religion, [1] she was This book offers a series of in-depth studies of some aspects of the beliefs, attitudes, and rituals surrounding death in ancient Greece from the Minoan and Mycenean period to the end of the classical age. Drawing on every kind of available evidence - from literary texts to burial customs, inscriptions, and images in art - the author sheds new light on many key, still essentially problematic |chd| joc| ljf| bzq| bpb| eza| bxj| apf| bxj| fsj| gki| usp| csb| tje| qew| kqr| yqt| uuo| dho| sol| sfb| hbf| mjk| sdi| mte| hou| wqm| kqr| upl| nci| ura| hdo| pzc| qza| wgn| tax| keg| nfh| vgu| tfq| dsa| noe| pgx| oyy| zei| mhs| hkg| cvt| dyp| nlw|