Jessica Blanco, Rubén Buren, Rafael Conde and Eva Santín, teachers and researchers at UDIT, participate in the latest issue of Muy Historia magazine.
Dr. Rubén Buren has also acted as coordinator.
A group of four teachers and researchers from UDIT, University of Design, Innovation and Technology, have participated in the latest issue of Muy Historia Magazine, a collector's edition dedicated to Greco-Roman Mythology.
Dr. Jessica Blanco, Dr. Rubén Buren, Dr. Rafael Conde and Dr. Eva Santín have signed a total of four articles in this special issue, 'The Eternal Return of Myth', in which they have reviewed the female archetypes in the pantheon; the reinterpretation of Apollo as a construction of Jesus Christ; the generational struggle in the founding myths; and classical iconography, respectively.
These works, drawn up from different areas of research, offer a choral and multidisciplinary vision of Greco-Roman mythology, its characters and its historical projection, contributing new academic readings to one of the most studied subjects in cultural history.
In addition, Dr. Rubén Burén has played the role of coordinator of the issue, assuming the management of the contents and the organisation of a team made up of more than fifteen researchers and teachers from Spanish universities.