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Stesichorus in context

edited by P.J. Finglass and Adrian Kelly

Cambridge University Press, 2015

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 186-204) and indexes

内容説明・目次

内容説明

The sixth-century BC Greek poet Stesichorus was highly esteemed in antiquity; but by about AD 400 his works had been almost completely lost. Over recent decades, however, the recovery of substantial portions of his poetry has enabled a reassessment of his significance. These essays by leading scholars analyse different aspects of his oeuvre: the relationship between Stesichorus and epic, particularly his response to the Homeric poems; his narrative technique and his handling of erotic themes; and his influence and reception in fifth-century Athens, in Hellenistic scholarship and poetry, in the Renaissance, and in poetry today. The volume as a whole - the first dedicated to this author - amply demonstrates the extraordinary creativity and continuing vitality of the poet from Himera.

目次

  • 1. The state of Stesichorean studies P. J. Finglass and Adrian Kelly
  • Part I. Stesichorus and Epic: 2. Stesichorus' Homer Adrian Kelly
  • 3. Stesichorus and the Epic Cycle Chris Carey
  • 4. Epic, lyric, and lyric epic M. L. West
  • Part II. Stesichorean Poetics: 5. Stesichorus, master of narrative P. J. Finglass
  • 6. Stesichorus the romantic Ian Rutherford
  • Part III. Reception and Influence: 7. Stesichorus at Athens Ewen Bowie
  • 8. Stesichorus on stage Laura Swift
  • 9. Sweet Stesichorus: Theocritus 18 and the Helen revisited Richard Hunter
  • 10. Stesichorus' readers: from Pierre de Ronsard to Anne Carson Gerson Schade.

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