Corinthian Matters
David Pettegrew's excellent blog Corinthian Matters has since the beginning of 2011 had a monthly feature entitled:
Corinthian Scholarship
which summarizes newly appeared scholarship on Corinth and Corinthia. Some of it is open access, all of it is useful.
See linked data for Corinthia via awld.js
There is now a Zotero Group for Corinthian Studies
The Corinthian Studies Zotero Group is devoted to scholarship on the history, archaeology, natural environment, and religion of the city and region. As of October 11, 2012, the Corinthian Studies group library contains 1,535 bibliographic items related to Corinthian studies.The library is divided into two collections: I. Archaeology and History; and II. Early Christian Studies. The former is sub-divided into collections for Corinth, Isthmia, and the Corinthia (the broader region); the latter is sub-divided into collections for 1 Corinthians, 2 Corinthians, Paul and Early Christianity, and Patristic studies. Additionally, the Archaeology & History and Early Christian Studies collections contain sub-folders devoted to a) recent scholarship and b) all articles and books (unsorted).
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It's actually David Pettegrew's blog, but I'm flattered by the association!
ReplyDeleteCorinthian Matters is authored by David Pettegrew. Bill occasionally posts there, but it's not his blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks to you both for catching my slip. See what happens when you work too fast kids?
ReplyDeleteOne of these days I'll find a way to praise Bill's blog "The New Archaeology of the Mediterranean World" (http://mediterraneanworld.wordpress.com/) as well, and probably credit it to someone else...