Arion                                         A Journal of Humanities and the Classics
Vol. 8.3
Search: The Trustees of Boston University 621 Commonwealth Boston, MA 02215 PH: 617-353-6480 FAX: 617-353-5905 Contact Arion Advertise With Arion US Bookstores Carrying Arion     EDITOR IN CHIEF   Herbert Golder   EDITORIAL BOARD   Robert Alter D.S. Carne-Ross Anne Carson Diskin Clay Peter Green Frank Kermode B.M.W. Knox Alasdair MacIntyre Glenn W. Most Alexander Nehamas Martha Nussbaum David Rosand Stanley Rosen Vincent Scully Oliver Taplin   MANAGING EDITOR   Nicholas Poburko	Below is the table of contents for the print version of this issue. Licensing agreements prevent us from publishing all of the pieces on the Web. For access to additional content, please consider a subscription or purchase a back issue.   Essays and Verse Three Pieces from Ariosto D.S. Carne-Ross Rosa Moretur Anna Akhmatova (Translated by Steven J. Willett) A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Brooklyn: Roman Comedy on Broadway and in Film Margaret Malamud Michelangelo: Four Poems Heather Burns Shamelessness, Spirituality, and the Common Good Raymond Guess Dog Philosopher Attends the Games (Or. 9 Dio Chrysostom (Translated by John Carlevale) History and Nation Marcel Detienne The City C. P. Cavafy (Translated by Peter Green) Reviews A Classical Soap Opera for the Cultural Elite: Tantalus In Denver.Tantalus by John Barton; Directed by Peter Hall. Marianne McDonald Banishing The Poets. Yun Lee Too, The Idea of Ancient Literary Criticism. Charles Martindale Democracy, Empire, and the Search for the Athenian Character. Deborah Boedeker and Kurt A. Raaflaub, editors, Democracy, Empire, and the Arts in Fifth-Century Athens. Loren J. Samons II Jacob Burckhardt and the Philhellenism of the Future. Jacob Burckhardt, The Greeks and Greek Civilization. Suzanne Marchand         Arion is a member of The Council of Editors of Learned Journals.   Site Design by Joshua DuBois, jdubois@Princeton.edu