Fascism. Journal of Comparative Fascist Studies Jaargang 12, nummer 2 (2023)

Inhoudsopgave jaargang 12, nummer 2 (2023): (Re)Living Greece and Rome: Performances of Classicial Antiquity under Fascism'

1. Eleftheria Ioannidou / Editorial Introduction: (Re)Living Greece and Rome: Performances of Classical Antiquity under Fascism
2. Eleftheria Ioannidou / Performative Mo(nu)ments: Re-enacting Classical Antiquity for the Popular Masses in the Theaters of Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany
3. Sara Troiani / The Classical Performances at the Temples of Agrigento and Paestum: From Performances of Ancient Drama to the Re-Enactment of Myths and Rituals in Archeological Sites
4. Patricia Gaborik / Mussolini’s Cesare: Propaganda, Pedagogy and the Dramatization of History
5. Giovanna Di Martino / The Living Archive: Archiving and Documenting Classical Performance during Fascism
6. Fiona Macintosh / Moving Images, Moving Bodies: Greek Dance, Eugenics and Fascism
7. Pantelis Michelakis / The Antelope and the Lioness: Ancient Greece in the Prologue of Leni Riefenstahl’s Olympia
8. Dimitris Plantzos and Vasileios Balaskas / Reinventing Romanitas: Exchanges of Classical Antiquities as Symbolic Gifts between Italy and Spain (1933-1943)
9. Han Lamers and Bettina Reitz-Joosse / Spectacular Latin: The Role of the Latin Language in Political Spectacles under Italian Fascism
10. Jonathan Spellerberg / Enacting the Mythical through Architecture: Nazi Assembly Architecture as Performative Practice
11. Paul Jackson / Paramilitarism in Fascism and the Radical Right: Sixth Convention of the International Association of Comparative Fascist Studies (COMFAS)