Leonard manages in this tour de force section of the book to keep several balls juggled at once, but returns elegantly and faithfully to her main point... dense and thought-provoking
Richard H. Armstrong, Journal of Hellenic Studies
Leonard proffers an astute analysis of both aporia and heritage
Cahman Kerr Prince, Bryn Mawr Classical Review
a young scholar's impressively ardent account of more measured Parisian bagarres, between scholars and philosophes ... and of their competitive re-visions of ancient Greek myths and texts.
Frederic Raphael, Books of the Year, TLS
Leonard's book, inaugurating a new series from Oxford, Classical Presences, is a tour-de-force: intelligent, challenging and deeply reflected.
R.L. Gordon, Times Literary Supplement
Leonard concisely and successfully presents the reception of Greek texts as being at the core of the political debates in post-war French thought.
Hector Kollias, French Studies, Vol. LXI, No. 2