George Elliot

Brendan Small

Nicholas Bellinson

Tali Winkler

Elizabeth Tavella

Margo Weitzman

Hilary Barker

Beatrice Bradley

Ji Gao

Javier Ibanez

Angela Parkinson

Camille Reynolds

Medardo Rosario

Noor Shawaf

Felix Szabo

Goda Thangada

An interdisciplinary collection of chapters discussing copies of Homer in University of Chicago Special Collections.

Homer Among the Moderns

Ada Palmer

Stuart McManus

Caryn O'Connell

John-Paul Heil

Michael Hosler-Lancaster

Rose Malloy

Cosette Bruhns

Eufemia Baldassare

Lucia Delaini

Aimee Gonzalez

Rome, Florence, Geneva, London; Renaissance cities used art and literature to express their growing pains. After the Black Death, recovering cities developed in a geography of interdependence, connected by fluctuating kingdoms, mercantile networks, and the newborn printing press. Lavishly illustrated in full color, this catalog records an exhibit held at the University of Chicago Special Collections Research Center, which charts the tensions of capitals from Constantinople to Mexico City as they looked eastward, westward, backward toward antiquity, or upward to the celestial geographies offered by magic, science, and theology.

Tensions in Renaissance Cities

Tali Winkler

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