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Classics

the study of how ancient Greek and Roman texts, ideas and images have been received, transformed and used in later cultures.

In classics, reception studies refers to the study of how ancient Greek and Roman texts, ideas and images have been received, transformed and used in later cultures. This meaning comes from Hardwick (2003) in Reception studies.[1]

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Hardwick, L. (2003). Reception studies. Published for the Classical Association by Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198528210

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