Sophistic Views of the Epic Past from the Classical to the Imperial Age
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Sophistic Views of the Epic Past from the Classical to the Imperial Age
Bassino, Dr Paola; Benzi, Dr Nicolo
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
10/2021
256
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Inglês
9781350255760
15 a 20 dias
540
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Introduction - Paola Bassino and Nicolo Benzi (University of Winchester, UK)
1. Between Homer and Gorgias: Helen's Bewitching Power - Roberta Ioli (University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy)
2. Palamedes, the Sophistic Hero - Paola Bassino (University of Winchester, UK)
3. Ajax Versus Odysseus - Hugo Koning (University of Leiden, Netherlands)
4. Mythological Role Playing among the Sophists - Kathryn Morgan (UCLA, USA)
5. Homeric Exegesis and Athetesis in Lucian's Versions of the Judgement of Paris - Nicholas Wilshere (University Of Nottingham, UK)
6. Homer's Lies and Dio's Truth? Subverting the Epic Past in Dio Chrysostom's Trojan Oration - Isidor Brodersen (University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany)
7. Helen Was Never Abducted, Paris Abducted Her Because He Was Bored: Two Ways of Rewriting Homer In Dio Chrysostom (Orr. 11 And 20) - Sara Tirrito (University of Nantes, France / University of Turin, Italy)
8. A Rhetorical Trojan War: Philostratus' Heroicus, The Power of Language and the Construction of the Truth - Valentin Decloquement (University Of Ghent, Belgium)
9. Reading Homer and the Epic Cycle through Ekphrasis: Philostratus' Epic Imagines - Sophie Schoess (University of St Andrews, UK)
Notes
Bibliography
Index
1. Between Homer and Gorgias: Helen's Bewitching Power - Roberta Ioli (University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy)
2. Palamedes, the Sophistic Hero - Paola Bassino (University of Winchester, UK)
3. Ajax Versus Odysseus - Hugo Koning (University of Leiden, Netherlands)
4. Mythological Role Playing among the Sophists - Kathryn Morgan (UCLA, USA)
5. Homeric Exegesis and Athetesis in Lucian's Versions of the Judgement of Paris - Nicholas Wilshere (University Of Nottingham, UK)
6. Homer's Lies and Dio's Truth? Subverting the Epic Past in Dio Chrysostom's Trojan Oration - Isidor Brodersen (University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany)
7. Helen Was Never Abducted, Paris Abducted Her Because He Was Bored: Two Ways of Rewriting Homer In Dio Chrysostom (Orr. 11 And 20) - Sara Tirrito (University of Nantes, France / University of Turin, Italy)
8. A Rhetorical Trojan War: Philostratus' Heroicus, The Power of Language and the Construction of the Truth - Valentin Decloquement (University Of Ghent, Belgium)
9. Reading Homer and the Epic Cycle through Ekphrasis: Philostratus' Epic Imagines - Sophie Schoess (University of St Andrews, UK)
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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Introduction - Paola Bassino and Nicolo Benzi (University of Winchester, UK)
1. Between Homer and Gorgias: Helen's Bewitching Power - Roberta Ioli (University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy)
2. Palamedes, the Sophistic Hero - Paola Bassino (University of Winchester, UK)
3. Ajax Versus Odysseus - Hugo Koning (University of Leiden, Netherlands)
4. Mythological Role Playing among the Sophists - Kathryn Morgan (UCLA, USA)
5. Homeric Exegesis and Athetesis in Lucian's Versions of the Judgement of Paris - Nicholas Wilshere (University Of Nottingham, UK)
6. Homer's Lies and Dio's Truth? Subverting the Epic Past in Dio Chrysostom's Trojan Oration - Isidor Brodersen (University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany)
7. Helen Was Never Abducted, Paris Abducted Her Because He Was Bored: Two Ways of Rewriting Homer In Dio Chrysostom (Orr. 11 And 20) - Sara Tirrito (University of Nantes, France / University of Turin, Italy)
8. A Rhetorical Trojan War: Philostratus' Heroicus, The Power of Language and the Construction of the Truth - Valentin Decloquement (University Of Ghent, Belgium)
9. Reading Homer and the Epic Cycle through Ekphrasis: Philostratus' Epic Imagines - Sophie Schoess (University of St Andrews, UK)
Notes
Bibliography
Index
1. Between Homer and Gorgias: Helen's Bewitching Power - Roberta Ioli (University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy)
2. Palamedes, the Sophistic Hero - Paola Bassino (University of Winchester, UK)
3. Ajax Versus Odysseus - Hugo Koning (University of Leiden, Netherlands)
4. Mythological Role Playing among the Sophists - Kathryn Morgan (UCLA, USA)
5. Homeric Exegesis and Athetesis in Lucian's Versions of the Judgement of Paris - Nicholas Wilshere (University Of Nottingham, UK)
6. Homer's Lies and Dio's Truth? Subverting the Epic Past in Dio Chrysostom's Trojan Oration - Isidor Brodersen (University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany)
7. Helen Was Never Abducted, Paris Abducted Her Because He Was Bored: Two Ways of Rewriting Homer In Dio Chrysostom (Orr. 11 And 20) - Sara Tirrito (University of Nantes, France / University of Turin, Italy)
8. A Rhetorical Trojan War: Philostratus' Heroicus, The Power of Language and the Construction of the Truth - Valentin Decloquement (University Of Ghent, Belgium)
9. Reading Homer and the Epic Cycle through Ekphrasis: Philostratus' Epic Imagines - Sophie Schoess (University of St Andrews, UK)
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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