The cultural and intellectual heritage of Western Greece—the coastal areas of Southern Italy and Sicily settled by Hellenes in the 8th and 7th centuries BCE—is sometimes overlooked in academic studies. Yet evidence suggests that poets, playwrights, philosophers, and other maverick intellectuals found fertile ground here for the growth of their ideas and the harvesting of their work. The goal of this series is to explore the distinctive heritage of Western Greece from a variety of disciplinary perspectives including art history, archaeology, classical literature, drama, epigraphy, history, philosophy, and religion.
Philosopher Kings and Tragic Heroes
Edited by Heather L. Reid and Davide Tanasi
2016 ISBN 978-1942495079
Politics and Performance in Western Greece
Edited by Heather L. Reid, Davide Tanasi, and Susi Kimbell
2017 ISBN 978-1942495185
The Many Faces of Mimēsis
Edited by Heather L. Reid and Jeremy C. DeLong
2018 ISBN 978-1-942495-22-2
Looking at Beauty to Kalon in Western Greece
Edited by Heather L. Reid and Tony Leyh
2019 ISBN 978-1-942495-33-8
Plato at Syracuse
with a new translation of the Seventh Letter by Jonah Radding
Edited by Heather L. Reid and Mark Ralkowski
2019 ISBN 978-1-942495-28-4
Books are available on JSTOR open access, in paperback and Kindle format at Amazon.com or by direct order from Parnassos Press
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