Brill's Companion to Classical Reception and Modern World Poetry. Brill's companion to classical reception and modern world poetry / edited by Polina Tambakaki.

Intro
Contents
Notes on Contributors
Introduction: Modern World Poetry and the Graeco-Roman Reception: Themes and Approaches
1 On Modern Arabic Poetry and the Graeco-Roman Classical Tradition
2 "Deeply Chiseled in a Calligraphic Style": Graeco-Roman Appropriations and Modernist Historical Sense in Yang Mu's Poetry
3 Black Poetry and the Classics: A Primer to the Power of Language
4 "A Group of Ardent Hellenists": The Imagists, Greek Meter, and Making It New
5 The Exalting Alliance: Presocratic Poetics in Twentieth-Century France
6 "der Aquädukte Herkunft": Rilke and the Uses of Antiquity
7 George Seferis Reads John Keats: Defending "Greek Hellenism" and the Question of the Renaissance, Language and Locality
8 Belated Return: The Encounter of Modern Hebrew Poetry with the Graeco-Roman Classics
9 Italy's Long-Standing Classical Vocation: Lyric Poetry in the Twentieth Century
10 Reimagining Catullan Poetics in Modern(ist) Japan: Nishiwaki's Ambarvalia and "Translatory" Acts
11 Andalusia and Antiquity: Classical Culture in the Poetry of Federico García Lorca
Afterword
Index.