This is Sparta!': Discourse, Gender, and the Orient in Zack

In his controversial movie 300 (2006), based on Frank Miller’s graphic novel (1998), Zack Snyder tells the heroic story of the Spartan king Leonidas and his 300 men.

UR Ancient World In Cinema, the Course blog for University of Richmond's Classics 329: the Ancient World in Cinema

PDF) 2014. “This is my Sparta! Frank Miller's 300 (1998), Zack Snyder's 300 (2007), and Kieron Gillen's Three (2013–14)”, The Amphora Issue, Melbourne Historical Journal 42.2 (2014), 3–19. (invited feature article)

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