In memoriam Malcolm Heath (1957–13.II.2025)
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In memoriam
Malcolm Heath
(1957–13.II.2025)
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References
Heath, Malcolm, The Poetics of Greek Tragedy, London 1987.
Heath, Malcolm, Political Comedy in Aristophanes, Göttingen 1987.
Heath, Malcolm, Unity in Greek Poetics, Oxford 1989.
Heath, Malcolm, Hermogenes On Issues: Strategies of Argument in Later Greek Rhetoric, Oxford 1995.
Heath, Malcolm (transl.), Aristotle: Poetics, Harmondsworth 1996.
Heath, Malcolm, Menander. A Rhetor in Context, Oxford 2004.
Heath, Malcolm, Interpreting Classical Texts, London 2002.
Heath, Malcolm, Ancient Philosophical Poetics, Cambridge 2013.
Cairns, Francis and Heath, Malcolm, Papers of the Leeds International Latin Seminar, Leeds 1990-1998.
Destrée, Pierre, Heath, Malcolm and Munteanu, Dana, The Poetics in Its Aristotelian Context, London 2020.