Lucan's Imperial World
Lucan's Imperial World
The Bellum Civile in its Contemporary Contexts
Zientek, Laura; Thorne, Mark
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
08/2021
272
Mole
Inglês
9781350193727
15 a 20 dias
386
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Introduction: Lucan and His World, Laura Zientek and Mark Thorne
PART I: LUCAN AND CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS AND TRADITIONS
1. Imperial Ethics and the Individual in Lucan and Seneca's Letters, Paul Roche, University of Sydney, Australia
2. Lucanus mirabatur adeo scripta Flacci: Lucan and Persius, Thomas Biggs, University of Georgia, USA
3. Cicero, Lucan, and Rhetorical Role-Play in Bellum Civile 7, Annette M. Baertschi, Bryn Mawr College, USA
PART II: THE NATURAL WORLD AND GEOGRAPHY IN THE NERONIAN PERIOD
4. Mining and Morality in Lucan and Seneca, Laura Zientek, Reed College, USA
5. Even Natura Nods: Lucan's Alternate Explanations of the Syrtes (9.303-18), James Calvin Taylor, Harvard University, USA
6. World Geography, Roman History, and the Failure to Incorporate Parthia in Lucan's Bellum Civile, Mauro Serena, University of Reading, UK
PART III: CATO'S NERONIAN NACHLEBEN
7. Lucan's Cato and Popular (Mis)conceptions of Stoicism , David H. Kaufman, Transylvania University, USA
8. Sage, Soldier, Politician, and Benefactor: Cato in Seneca and Lucan, Francesca D'Alessandro Behr, University of Houston, USA
PART IV: BACK TO THE FUTURE: REPUBLIC AND EMPIRE
9. Lucan and the Specter of Sulla in Julio-Claudian Rome, Julia Mebane, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA
10. Re-Membering the Palatine in Lucan's Bellum Civile, Jesse Weiner, Hamilton College, USA
11. Lucan's Nostalgia and the Infection of Memory, E. V. Mulhern, Temple University
12. Lucan's Neronian Res Publica Restituta, Andrew McClellan, San Diego State University, USA
Notes
Bibliography
Index Locorum
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Introduction: Lucan and His World, Laura Zientek and Mark Thorne
PART I: LUCAN AND CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS AND TRADITIONS
1. Imperial Ethics and the Individual in Lucan and Seneca's Letters, Paul Roche, University of Sydney, Australia
2. Lucanus mirabatur adeo scripta Flacci: Lucan and Persius, Thomas Biggs, University of Georgia, USA
3. Cicero, Lucan, and Rhetorical Role-Play in Bellum Civile 7, Annette M. Baertschi, Bryn Mawr College, USA
PART II: THE NATURAL WORLD AND GEOGRAPHY IN THE NERONIAN PERIOD
4. Mining and Morality in Lucan and Seneca, Laura Zientek, Reed College, USA
5. Even Natura Nods: Lucan's Alternate Explanations of the Syrtes (9.303-18), James Calvin Taylor, Harvard University, USA
6. World Geography, Roman History, and the Failure to Incorporate Parthia in Lucan's Bellum Civile, Mauro Serena, University of Reading, UK
PART III: CATO'S NERONIAN NACHLEBEN
7. Lucan's Cato and Popular (Mis)conceptions of Stoicism , David H. Kaufman, Transylvania University, USA
8. Sage, Soldier, Politician, and Benefactor: Cato in Seneca and Lucan, Francesca D'Alessandro Behr, University of Houston, USA
PART IV: BACK TO THE FUTURE: REPUBLIC AND EMPIRE
9. Lucan and the Specter of Sulla in Julio-Claudian Rome, Julia Mebane, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA
10. Re-Membering the Palatine in Lucan's Bellum Civile, Jesse Weiner, Hamilton College, USA
11. Lucan's Nostalgia and the Infection of Memory, E. V. Mulhern, Temple University
12. Lucan's Neronian Res Publica Restituta, Andrew McClellan, San Diego State University, USA
Notes
Bibliography
Index Locorum