History of Classical Scholarship

The collected papers explore the evolution of classical scholarship through the lens of notable scholars, including Friedrich Nietzsche and Karl Kerényi. Henrichs examines the shifting practices and pivotal debates that delineate the core and periphery of Greek philology. Through various case studies, he reflects on key themes in Greek religion, literature, and culture, offering a nuanced perspective on the scholarly traditions that have shaped the field. This volume serves as both a historical account and a critical analysis of classical scholarship.