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Expert Profile: Maria

Expertise:  I am an expert in Italian, Latin and Ancient Greek Literature.

Experience in the area
Over 25 years teaching experience

Education/Credentials
I received my Ph.D. from Genova University (Italy). My graduation thesis was about ancient Greek drama: I carried out a detailed research on Aeschylus.

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Forget Aphrodite, Hera and Athena, Id take you anyday:) Thanks so much
(James on 11/14/08)
Maria is awesome. I asked her to help me find a translation in Italian of an English poem. Within a half-day she responded, not just with good i
(David on 07/25/08)
Thank you so much, the information was both interesting and informative. I will be able to use the quote and have a better understanding of its origin
(Michelle on 06/18/08)
Many thanks for your help and detailed response. Much appreciated. Just what I needed to know.
(John on 04/14/08)
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Recent Answers from Maria
2008-11-18  Oedipus Rex - Turning Points Hello, here are my comments about the major transition points you have pointed out in Oedipus Rex. 1-“ When Oedipus talks with Tiresias “. When Tiresias, the blind prophet, refuses to answer...
2008-11-13  Divine justice Hello, It is so: Divine Justice, also known as Divine Retribution‘, i.e. “Dike” (“Δίκη“, in Greek letters), is just the focus either in Sophocles Oedipus & Antigone or in Aeschylus...
2008-11-12  Scene 4 & 5 Antigone? Hello, First of all the stone walls of Antigone’s tomb, that is the rocky vault where Creon orders her to be entombed alive, symbolize simply Creon’s will to get Antigone vanished from the face of...
2008-09-05  Drama Hello, Although nothing sure is known about the time of composition of ‘Agamemnon’, ‘Thyestes’, ‘Oedipus’, ‘Medea’, ‘Troades’, as well as of the other Seneca’s tragedies, i.e. ‘Hercules Furens”, ‘Phoenissae’...
2008-08-08  literature Hello, In Greek mythology “Thanatos” (Θάνατος, in ancient Greek, meaning “Death” ) was the personification of Death and Mortality. This god who dwelt in the Underworld...
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