Byzantion Nea Hellás

Byzantion Nea Hellás, is yearly journal of Greek, Byzantine and Neohellenic studies, founded in 1970. It publishes original scientific research articles pertaining to the domain of Greek studies, in Spanish, Portuguese, French, and English. The aim of the journal is to foster the publication of works by national and foreign researchers working in the three main areas of Greek culture, as well as the academic interchange between researchers and teaching staff who deal with these subjects.

Editorial Team

Equipo Editorial

Director: Miguel Castillo Didier , Universidad de Chile , Chile

Editor: Sebastián Salinas Gaete, Universidad de Chile , Chile

Comité de Consultores Internacionales

María Tzani , Universidad de Atenas , Greece

Eratosthenis Kapsomenos , Universidad de Ioanina , Greece

Natalia Moreleón , Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México , Mexico

Moschos Morfakidis , Universidad de Granada , Spain

Vincenzo Rotolo , Universidad de Palermo , Italy

Penélope Stavrianopulu , Universidad Complutense de Madrid , Spain

Eías Eliades , Universidad Javeriana de Bogotá , Colombia

Comité Científico Editorial

Carla Bocchetti , Universidad Nacional de Bogotá , Colombia

Miguel Castillo Didier , Universidad de Chile , Chile

Clara Cisneros , Universidad de Guadalajara , Mexico

Pablo Cavallero , Universidad de Buenos Aires , Argentina

César García Álvarez , Universidad Metropolitana , Chile

Sergio González , Universidad Católica de Santiago , Chile

José Marín Riveros , Universidad Católica de Valparaíso , Chile

Byzantion Nea Hellás
Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades
Universidad de Chile

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The pleasure of things

The tragic knowledge: elements of Jaspers thought in Euripides’ The Bacchae

The reception of the term Sodom in the protreptic of Clement of Alexandria: the deconstruction of a stereotype

The theory of substance and the characterisation of the aristotelian soul

The conception of the slave in the classical greek world: heterogeneous forms of subjection in the hellenic practice of slavery

Plato’s use of ‘sophistēs’: neither novel nor distinct nor derogatory

Anna Komnene’s Alexiad and the ancient epic tradition: the literary portrait of Alexios i Komnenos between Herakles’ force and ...

Semiotic considerations on the metaphorical uses of environmental order in the discursive production system of His Holiness Bar...

The Greek Revolution of 1821. The precursor Rigas Velestinlís

An incurable mute sorrow: image of Penelope in Kazantzakis’ Odyssey

"This is how the mountains dance": The female aesthetics of Epirus in Tasia Veneti's work

“Thought in wood and stone”. The ideal city in the Kazantzakis’ Odyssey and the tradition of ancient greek utopism

The manuscript of the modern greek literature by Joseph Dunin-Borkowski: a major contribution to european literary transfer of...

Digital humanities and Kazantzakis’ Odyssey: an exploration

Femininity of the murderess. Feminist reading of Alexandros Papadiamantis’ Η φόνισσα

Las epopeyas homéricas en la numismática clásica

Pierre Gilles: Topografía de Constantinopla. Introducción, traducción del latín y notas de Domingo F. Sanz. Ensayo preliminar P...

Actividades del Centro de Estudios Griegos, Bizantinos y Neohelénicos 2020

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