ACADÉMICOS

Amazons in the Digital Era.                    The reception of the warrior woman image    (2025). Sánchez Sanz, A. (Coord.). London. Bloomsbury. In print.  

Introduction

Viral Amazons. The First "infliencers" in History (Arturo Sanchez Sanz, Complutense Univ. of Madrid).

Part 1: "Marginalisation and Hypersexualisation"

1. Amazon Creation Across Female and Male Centred Texts (C. Skibinski | A. Rene)
2. The Sexual Katabasis of a 90s Amazon: Sex-Positivity and the Male Gaze in Artemis: Requiem (1996) (C. Maris)
3. Where are the Amazons? Absences and Othering of female and feminine agency in audiovisual adaptations of the Trojan war narrative (C. Lehnen).                                      
4. The Myth of the Amazons is Always in Fashion (G. Corrente).    
5. Controllers and Chainmail: Amazons' Costuming in Contemporary Video Games (F. Fenton)
6. Artbook Muses. Hypersexualised Amazons through the francophone bande dessiné (A. Sanchez Sanz)

Part 2: "Heroic Warrior Women"

1. "Playing the Amazons and Warrior Women in Tabletop Games (A. Norgard).     
2. Wonder Women: Searching for Amazons in Myth, Archaeology and Contemporary Media (M. Diepenbroek).     
3. The Coloniality of Power in the Reception of the Amazons in the Brazilian Wonder Woman (C. E. da Costa Campos | L. F. Bantim de Assumpção).
4. Native American Amazons: Indigenizing Wonder Woman and Beyond (K. Lovely).      
5. Amazons in Wonderland. The Persistence of Memory in Dalí's Dreams (A. Sanchez Sanz)
6. Surviving a World of Men: Indigenous African Resistance & the Legacy of Amazonian Reception in The Woman King (2022) (E. N. Mayanja | N. Swain)

Part 3: "LGBTQIA+ and Feminist Icons"

1. 'Badass Babes' in Pop Culture – a new embodiment? (K. Buttfield).             
2. The documentary genre as a social shaper: the representation of Amazon women as feminist icons in contemporary documentary films (A. Muñoz Gallego).        
3. "Amazons" for war and peace. XXI centuries Movements for Women's Rights in Ukraine (A. Sanchez Sanz).
4. The New Ukrainian Amazons: Fighting from Herakles to Putin (A. Sanchez Sanz)

Index

Collateral damage.                                          Environmental effects of Ancient Warfare

(2025). Sánchez Sanz, A. (Coord.) Springer. In print.

Introduction

Part 1: Land on War

1. "The destruction of cities and settlements and their environment in the context of sieges and war events as environmental war: intentional and collateral damage" Oliver Stoll – Universität Passau (DE).
2. "Plunderers and desolators of the earth? Economic warfare and environmental destruction in the enemy's countryside in the course of Roman military campaigns" Florian Wieninger - Universität Passau (DE).
   

Part 2: Seas on War

1. "Dolphins in Ancient Seas" Arturo Sanchez Sanz - Complutense Univ. Madrid (ES)/Isabel I University (ES).

Part 3: Wildlife on War

1. "The Collection and Destruction of Fauna as a Consequence of Military Activity in Antiquity" Christopher Epplett - University of Lethbridge (CA).
2. "The end of a species: The 'extinction' of the North African elephant due to its deployment in ancient warfare" Martine Diepenbroek - University of Johannesburg (ZA).
3. "Two Legged Beasts" The Impact of Warfare on Wildlife in the Roman-Sasanian Conflicts of the 4th Century" Christina Kecht - Universität Passau (DE).

Dancing with Artemis.                                                                                         Women and Nature in Antiquity

(2025). Sánchez Sanz, A. (Coord.). Springer. In print.

Introduction

Part 1: Nature Rituals

1. "Druids and Dryads. Nature rituals in celtic society" Arturo Sanchez Sanz (Coord.) - Complutense Univ. Madrid (ES)/Isabel I University (ES).
2. "The Horai. Beyond the Nature-Culture Binarism" Federica Zigarelli – Univ. La Sapienza (IT).
3. "Shedding my Saffron Robe: The Arktoi of Brauronia and nature's influence on the transition to womanhood" Kendall Park – University of Newcastle (AU).

Part 2: Nature Mythology

1. "Bad Guests in the House of Gaia: Artemis as Paradigm of Ecological Hospitality" Jessica Elbert Decker - California State University San Marcos (US).
2. "Teaching to care for nature: the significance of the nymphic cult in Greek religion in the Hellenistic period" Martine Diepenbroek - University of Johannesburg (ZA).
3. "Griffins……….." Arturo Sanchez Sanz (Coord.) - Complutense Univ. Madrid (ES)/Isabel I University (ES).
4. "Seeking Persephone: Philosophical Musings on a Greek Myth" Lydia W. Barry - Gannon University (US).

Part 3: Nature knowledge

1. "Mt. Cithaeron versus Mt. Helicon: Corinna's Allegory of the Sublime" Kalliopi Nikolopoulou - University at Buffalo (US).
2. "Between Gender and Nature: the role of Greek women in reproduction" Bárbara Alexandre Aniceto - Universidade Estadual Paulista (BR).
3. "Daughters of Flidais. Celtic Guardians of nature" Arturo Sanchez Sanz (Coord.) - Complutense Univ. Madrid (ES)/Isabel I University (ES).
4. "Women's Myth-Making and Platonic Images of the Natural World" Danielle A. Layne - Gonzaga University (US).

Gender Universe.                            Ancient Greek myths Vs Eurasian cultures in context  

(2025). Sánchez Sanz, A. Rome. L'Erma di Bretschneider. In print.

Amazonas.                                                   Guerreras entre el mito y la realidad  

(2024). Sánchez Sanz, A. Madrid. Tirant lo Blanch. In print.

Avernalia.                                            Sucesos inexplicables en la Antigüedad

(2025). Sánchez Sanz, A. Madrid. AKAL. ISBN 978-84-460-5647-8.

Ars Amazónica.                                                              Estudio de fuentes y análisis comparativo  

(2024). Sánchez Sanz, A. Mérida. Serie Mytra. Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC). In print.