https://uab.academia.edu/BorjaAntelaBernardez

Borja Antela-Bernárdez is a Professor of Ancient Greek History at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and the Co-Director of the journal Karanos.

He has written about Alexander the Great, Modern Historiography on Alexander and the Hellenistic World, the place of Athens in the 1st Mithridatic War, Gender and Ancient Greek History (mainly Hellenistic-Late Roman Republic periods), and Classical Reception in Cinema.

He also has been writing about Theory of History and how alternative pedagogy should
approach to history, from imagination and emotions.

• Autonomous University of Barcelona

Borja devoted his attention to the Fourth Century BC Greece, mainly Macedonia, with special focus in Alexander the Great and the consequences of the Eastern Conquest, but also on the discourses of power and the rituals and religious features of kingship among the Argeads. He also writes about the 1st Mithridatic War, the Sertorian War, Modern Historiography and Classical Reception Studies (Cinema, Videogames).

• Argead Macedonia

• Alexander the Great

• Macedonian Royal Women

• Victims of Ancient Warfare

• Historiography

• Classical Reception