... . ———. The Iliad . Trans. Richmond Lattimore. Chicago: U of Chicago P, 1951 . ———. The Iliad . Ed. David B. Monro and Thomas W. Allen. Oxford: Clarendon, 1920 . ———. The Odyssey . Ed. Thomas W. Allen. Oxford: Clarendon, 1917 . Kleijwegt, Marc. Ancient Youth: The Ambiguity of Youth and the Absence...

... (Dawn), enamored of the beautiful Tithonos, snatched him ofT to her home at the end of the earth. She asked Zeus for immortal life for him, but forgot to ask for immortal youth. Once he had grown old, Eos shut him up in her palace and left him to his fate. 2 In a papyrus fragment which preserves...

... in the Chicago Summer of Learning (csol) and awarded badges to youth who developed technology skills, completed new media projects, or took part in educational citywide programs. Badges have already come to take different forms, including...

...., adolescent males)3 as well as women of various ages.4 Youth seems to have been a more stringent requirement for male than for female prostitutes. A late antique text, unusual only in its explicitness about the fine points of male sexual taste in the ancient Greek world, may help to explain why. It portrays...

... and the world. It shouldn’t be surprising that this work of conquering texts couldn’t be done by bureaucrats or literary laborers, but had to be undertaken by youthful enthusiasms and compromises. We discovered Italy—this is the point—looking for men and words in America, in Russia, in France, in Spain.] 1...

... collaboration on “youthful offenders” at the Institute for Social Questions, she, too, escaped through the window after Baader and his other liberators climbed out. 10 Between 1964, when it opened, and November 1989, when it finally shut down, 4,049 children passed through the Geschlossener Jugendwerkhof...

... and Poverty in which Poverty claims to turn out better men than ealth in mind and body. Aristophanes remarks particularly on one feature of the male body. a feature that is crucial in all discussions of the ideal citizen-soldier. that serves as a fulcrum for representations of youth. maturity. and middle age...

... black families played no small role in Cosby’s iconicity, with his real and fictional wives providing cover and defense in his real and fictive lives. Cosby built a career personifying black respectability politics. In 2004, he delivered his famous “pound cake” speech. Black youth, he opined, were...

... was like, the replica was believed to be paradise (“pour ce croient il que ce soit paradis” [Ménard 166 To this garden—here we have it—youths from twelve to twenty were introduced by the Old Man via...

... identity statuses. One might ask why marriage equality should be the impetus for these discussions and for this move. There are certainly other issues important to sexual minority populations. For example, Wilson et al. discuss the unique challenges faced by lgbt homeless and foster youth. Tilcsik’s...

... protections for trans and queer folks. Within a month of his inauguration, Trump rescinded Title IX protections for trans youth, further fueling the bathroom ban fights and inciting violence against trans and gender-variant folks. As repeals of the Affordable Care Act failed to materialize, the Department...

... . [ . . . ] The creases under the eyes of Caravaggio’s youth are the anticipatory effect of the time it would take him to rejoin his metaphysical being, a journey to which he must sacrifice his youth and, perhaps, his very life” ( “Beyond” 82–83 ). This is what Jacqueline Rose, in her commentary on the passage, calls...

... Wang’s Song of Everlasting Sorrow the hypertext and Bai’s the hypotext. 9 Each version of The Song of Everlasting Sorrow charts a broad narrative arc, taking the reader from the promise of youth to the violent death of its heroine. Each heroine is, furthermore, an attractive, even beautiful, young...

... similarly noted by historians.4 Mother Lü was a woman with substantial assets who ran a wine shop and rented clothing on the side; after her son was killed, she let poor youths drink at the wine shop and borrow clothing...

... youths. The moment this possibility arises, the accused must be sacrificially pilloried (Fischel) lest any straights “get the wrong idea,” namely, that homosexuality and intergenerational sex might not be mutually exclusive. This essay explores what acknowledging the unacknowledgeable—an unexceptional...

... has inspired me and another Spelman sibling, Anika Simpson, to work together to form Black Queer Everything, a network and summer program for queer Black youth to examine and imagine what is possible in the pursuit of a college degree and/or their futures beyond. The initiative has convened a national...

... a fifteen-year-old youth (i.e., the age of the daydreamer) is captured by the knight’s henchmen. He is taken to the knight’s castle where he is held prisoner for a long time. Finally, he is released...

... of Equality .” Forthcoming in American Quarterly. Herdt Gilbert , ed. Gay and Lesbian Youth . New York : Haworth , 1989 . Hidalgo Hilda , and Hidalgo-Christensen Elia . “ The Puerto Rican Lesbian and the Puerto Rican Community .” Journal of Homosexuality 2 ( 1976 - 77 ): 109...

... in his youth, the Frenchman Rolland (1866–1944), a historian and musicologist by training, was a mystic, a well-known pacifist and spokesperson for the ideas of Gandhi, a Germanophile, and a novelist. He is considered by some to be the last great French romantic. Due in part to his commitment...

.... In the neighboring Netherlands, the film- maker Theo van Gogh had just been killed by a Moroccan immigrant for his racist anti-Muslim film produced with Ayaan Hirsi Ali. Although the Islamic Council condemned German-Turkish youth for “self...