No. 10.2 (2007)

Articles

• The Argonaut Myth in the Byzantine Literature

  Valeri Asatiani

  9-13

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• A la recherche… d'Argonautique Byzantine perdue

  Michael V. Bibikov

  14-19

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• The Legend of the Argonauts in Procopius’ of Caesarea "Gothic Wars"

  Tudor Dinu

  20-26

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• The Argonauts’ Voyage in the Transitional Period of Georgian Literature (the 18th-19th Centuries)

  Tea Dularidze

  27-31

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• Ελληνικά χαράγματα ως σημεία των βυζαντινών οδοιπόρων

  Alexandra Evdokimova

  32-40

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• Forms of Reflection of the Argonaut Theme in the Byzantine Romance Novel

  Maia Kakashvili

  41-47

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• Compositional Function of the Circe-Myth in Greek-Roman, Medieval European and Georgian Epic Traditions: Typological Similarity or Literary Reception?

  Zaza Khintibidze

  48-56

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• Iason – Held oder Antiheld?

  Beate Kobusch

  57-68

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• Christian Tropology of the Argonaut Myth

  Gvantsa Koplatadze

  69-75

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• Medea in Italian Literature

  Claudio Moreschini

  76-82

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• Medea in Italian Culture: Music, Iconography, and Cinema

  Chiara O. Tommasi

  83-92

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• The Image of Medea in the Work of a Fourteenth Century English Author

  Natalya Orlovskaya

  93-97

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• The Argonautica and Ancient Mythology in Medieval Georgia

  Tamar Tarkhnishvili

  98-102

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• The Phenomenon of Ritual in Pier Paolo Pasolini’s "Medea" and Lars von Trier’s "Medea"

  Medea Abulashvili

  103-106

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• Τα Αργοναυτικά των Ελλήνων υπερρεαλιστών

  Fragiski Abatzopoulou

  107-114

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• The Audio-Aesthetic Effect of Reading the Text of the "Argonautica"

  Svetlana Berikashvili

  115-124

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• The Argonauts and Medea in Modern Georgian Fine Arts

  Gia Bughadze

  125-129

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• Grigol Robakidze’s Novel, "Megi - A Georgian Maiden", and the Interpretation of Medea’s Image in Modern Greek Literature

  Ann Chikovani

  130-136

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• A Thoroughly Georgian Medea?: Classical Motifs in Otar Chiladze’s "A Man Went down the Road"

  Mary Childs

  137-146

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• When Nature Becomes Natural: Spiritual Catastrophe in Pasolini's "Medea"

  James J. Clauss

  147-152

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• Some Artistic Peculiarities of Bost’s "Medea"

  Irine Darchia

  153-160

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• Golden Fleece is Back – Russian Fiction

  Tedo Dundua

  161-162

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• Σταθμοί του ταξιδιού της μυθικής Αργώς στην ελληνική ποίηση του 20ου αιώνα

  Euripidis Garantoudis

  163-184

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• The Argonautica in the Works of Georgian Symbolists

  Ketevan Gardapkhadze

  185-189

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• Apollonius Rhodius in the Modern Literature: The Interpretation of Robert Graves

  Nikolai Gochev

  190-195

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• Medea in A. Embirikos’ "Argo or Aerostat Flight"

  Maka Kamushadze

  196-200

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• New Information about the Plants from Medea’s Garden and their Use for Medical Purposes in Traditional and Modern Medicine

  Nani Khelaia, Ramaz Shengelia, Revaz Gagnidze, Nino Chikhladze

  201-207

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• The Reception of the Argonauts by Lord Byron

  Innes Merabishvili

  208-214

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• The Tendencies to Rehabilitate Medea’s Image in the 20th Century European Literature

  Medea Metreveli

  215-221

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• Medea in the Context of Modern Georgian Culture

  Ketevan Nadareishvili

  222-229

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• "Η Μήδεια" του Franz Grillparzer (1821) στη μετάφραση του Κωνσταντίνου Χατζοπούλου (1915, 1927)

  Walter Puchner

  230-240

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• Stephan Hermlins Nacherzählung der Argonautensage von 1974

  Volker Riedel

  241-247

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• The Ethnic Aspect of Perception of Medea and Helen

  Sophie Shamanidi

  248-254

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• O Αργοναυτικός μύθος στην ποίηση του Γιάννη Pίτσου

  Erasmia-Louiza Stavropoulou

  255-265

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• "Medee" d'Euripide sur les scenes Bulgares

  Dorothea Tabakova

  266-270

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• "Medea" by Theo Van Gogh

  Tamar Tcheishvili

  271-274

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• Medea in Modern Greek Dramaturgy

  Ketevan Tsintsadze

  275-279

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