...Model,"81 has indeed been negated by the Aryan Model, reluctant to admit that Greek civilization was "the result of the mixture of native Europeans and colonizing Africans and Semites."82 Greece therefore hosts many "barbarians" and allogenes - "foreigners in Greek cities with...

...power. It was overthrown for extemal reasons. For the 18th- and 19th-century Romantics and racists it was simply intolerable for Greece, which was seen...overthrown and replaced by something more acceptable. 108 The racist and anti-semitist aspects in DurrelTs writings therefore go back and are connected to...

...occidental/oriental dichotomy. As Bernal puts it: For 18th- and 19th-century Romantics and racists it was simply intolerable for Greece, which was seen...Africans and Semites. Therefore the ancient model has been overthrown and replaced by something more acceptable.24 Both Said and Bernal question the...

...rise of European racism and imperialism. In his words, for "eighteenth-century romantics and racists, it was simply intolerable for Greece, which was seen...mixture of native Europeans and colonizing Africans and Semites."7 With the onset of slavery and the emergence of colonial empires, the idea that dark-skinned...

...profound influence of the Phoenicians and Egyptians: "For 18th- and 19th-century Romantics and racists, it was simply intolerable for Greece, which was seen...overthrown and replaced by something more acceptable" (Black Athena, 1:2). It is not within the scope of my study to address Bernal's controversial thesis,...

...It was overthrown for external reasons. For eighteenth and nineteenth century Romantics and racists it was simply intolerable for Greece, which was seen...had to be overthrown and replaced by something more acceptable."5 It is difficult not to be persuaded by the weight of documentation Martin Bernal brings...

...For 18th- and 19th-century Romantics and racists it was simply intolerable for Greece, which has been seen not merely as the epitome of Europe but also...Therefore, the Ancient Model had to be overthrown and had to be replaced by something more acceptable.8 Indeed, Hegel's is a practical attempt to "overthrow"...

...Hellenes and their indigenous subjects. For eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Romantics and racists, it was simply intolerable for Greece, which was seen...overthrown and replaced by something more acceptable. Ancient Egypt A comparison with ancient Egypt may be instructive. Another question of great controversy...

...seen by the Romantics not merely as the epitome of Europe but also as its pure childhood — could be the result of the mixture of native Europeans and colonizing Africans and Semites.33 Martin Bernal's critique of nineteenth-century classical scholarship has generally been...

...was simply intolerable for Greece, which was seen not merely äs the epitome of Europe but also äs its pure childhood, to have been the result of the...Ancient Model had to be overthrown and replaced by a more acceptable" (Bernal, 1987: 2). Dementsprechend analysiert Bernal in seiner Studie vor allem...