Search Results - Smythe, Dion C.

Citizenship and belonging: A view from Byzantium

Talking Balls: Critic (VWE) Seeks Straight-Talking Man, or "Don't Put Your Son on the Stage, Mr. Worthington". [Rezension von: Erik Gunderson, Staging Masculinity]

Minorities in the Cities of the Maender Valley, c. 610 - 1100

[Rezension von: P. Schreiner: Byzanz. Rev. ed. Munich: Oldenbourg, 1994. Pp. xvi + 260]

Prosopography

Homosexuality. Classical. Sappho provides some evidence of female homoeroticism if not h. Medieval. With the advent of Christianity, the easy, though limited, acceptance of some homosexual practice retreated before the model familiar to all Christian European societies. Modern. In the period when the modern Greek state came to occupy its present borders, h. in the Hellenic tradition found one voice in the poetry of Cavafy

Minorities. M. are seen in relation to the majorities that define them

Women as Outsiders

Behind the Mask: Empresses and Empire in Middle Byzantium

The reception of Byzantium in European culture since 1500

Strangers to themselves: the Byzantine outsider ; papers from the thirty-second Spring Symposium of Byzantine Studies, University of Sussex, Brighton, March 1998

The Reception of Byzantium in European Culture since 1500

The reception of Byzantium in European culture since 1500