
Scholarly study of how Greeks and Romans cast the earth's edges as literary realms of myth, wonder, and the alien Other.
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Scholarly study of how Greeks and Romans cast the earth's edges as literary realms of myth, wonder, and the alien Other.
Introduction: Geography as a Literary Tradition --The Boundaries of Earth --Boundaries and the Boundless --Ocean and Cosmic Disorder --Roads around the World --Herodotus and the Changing World Picture --Aristotle and After --Ethiopian and Hyperborean --The Blameless Ethiopians --The Fortunate Hyperboreans --Arimaspians and Scythians --The Kunokephaloi --Wonders of the East --Before Alexander --Marvel-Collectors and Critics --The Late Romance Tradition --Ultima Thule and Beyond --Antipodal Ambiti...
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Recurring ancient myths, gods, and sacred geography of distant peoples
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Analyzes ethnocentrism and cultural othering in ancient geographic thought
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