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dc.identifier	ECF_book_552
dc.creator	Rodighiero Andrea
dc.creator	Scavello Giacomo
dc.creator	Maganuco Anna
dc.title	METra 1. Epic and Greek Tragedy: A Mapping
dc.type	Edited book
dc.language.iso	en, it, es
dc.description.abstract	The volume collects the contributions presented at the international workshop METra(Mapping Epic in Tragedy – Epica e tragedia greca: una mappatura), held at the University of Verona in May 2021. The aim of these Proceedings is to investigate the rich legacy of archaic Greek Epic (primarily Homer) inherited by Attic Tragedy. All essays focus on this topic both from a variety of perspectives and from a multidisciplinary standpoint, ranging from linguistic, metrical, and philological exegesis to literary, stylistic, and dramaturgical interpretations, as well as from anthropological and religious approaches to the cultural and intellectual history of archaic and classical Greece. Although inevitably partial, this volume provides a multifaceted mapping of the fertile, constant, and innovative reinterpretations of epic poetry offered by the tragedians of the 5th century BC.
dc.relation.ispartof	Lexis Supplements
dc.relation.ispartof	Lexis Studies in Greek and Latin Literature
dc.identifier.doi	10.30687/978-886-969-654-1
dc.publisher	Edizioni Ca’ Foscari - Venice University Press, Fondazione Università Ca’ Foscari
dc.issued	2022-12-14
dc.identifier.uri	http://edizionicafoscari.it/en/edizioni4/libri/978-886-969-655-8/
dc.identifier.issn	2210-8866
dc.identifier.eissn	2724-3362
dc.identifier.isbn	978-886-969-655-8
dc.identifier.eisbn	978-886-969-654-1
dc.rights	Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License
dc.rights.uri	http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
item.fulltext	with fulltext
item.grantfulltext	open
dc.peer-review	yes
dc.subject	Aegisthus
dc.subject	Aeschylus
dc.subject	Aeschylus
dc.subject	Aeschylus
dc.subject	Aeschylus
dc.subject	Agamemnon
dc.subject	Ajax
dc.subject	Callirrhoe
dc.subject	Clytemnestra
dc.subject	Clytemnestra
dc.subject	Death
dc.subject	Deianeira
dc.subject	Divine
dc.subject	Electra
dc.subject	Epic antecedents
dc.subject	Ethical characterisation
dc.subject	Euripides
dc.subject	Euryalus
dc.subject	Fragments
dc.subject	Gerion
dc.subject	Greek Epic
dc.subject	Greek Tragedy
dc.subject	Hector
dc.subject	Hecuba
dc.subject	Hermes Khthonios
dc.subject	Homer
dc.subject	Homer
dc.subject	Homer
dc.subject	Homer
dc.subject	Homer
dc.subject	Homer
dc.subject	Homer
dc.subject	Homeric boast
dc.subject	Human
dc.subject	Irony
dc.subject	Laundry
dc.subject	Libation Bearers
dc.subject	Love
dc.subject	Mother
dc.subject	Nausicaa or The Washerwomen
dc.subject	Odysseus
dc.subject	Odyssey
dc.subject	Odyssey
dc.subject	Oresteia
dc.subject	Orestes
dc.subject	Orestes
dc.subject	Pain
dc.subject	Penelope
dc.subject	Prayer
dc.subject	Prostrated characters
dc.subject	Rhetoric
dc.subject	Sophocles
dc.subject	Sophocles
dc.subject	Sophocles
dc.subject	Sophocles
dc.subject	Sophocles
dc.subject	Sophocles
dc.subject	Stesichorus
dc.subject	Supplication
dc.subject	Tears
dc.subject	Tecmessa
dc.subject	Trachiniae
dc.subject	Tragic formularity
dc.subject	Type-scenes
dc.subject	Veiled figures
dc.subject	τις-Rede

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METra 1

Epic and Greek Tragedy: A Mapping

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Andrea Rodighiero Università degli Studi di Verona, Italia

Giacomo Scavello Utrecht University, Netherlands

Anna Maganuco Università degli Studi di Verona, Italia

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abstract

The volume collects the contributions presented at the international workshop METra(Mapping Epic in Tragedy – Epica e tragedia greca: una mappatura), held at the University of Verona in May 2021. The aim of these Proceedings is to investigate the rich legacy of archaic Greek Epic (primarily Homer) inherited by Attic Tragedy. All essays focus on this topic both from a variety of perspectives and from a multidisciplinary standpoint, ranging from linguistic, metrical, and philological exegesis to literary, stylistic, and dramaturgical interpretations, as well as from anthropological and religious approaches to the cultural and intellectual history of archaic and classical Greece. Although inevitably partial, this volume provides a multifaceted mapping of the fertile, constant, and innovative reinterpretations of epic poetry offered by the tragedians of the 5th century BC.

Published

Dec. 14, 2022

Language

EN, IT, ES

ISBN (PRINT)

978-886-969-655-8

ISBN (EBOOK)

978-886-969-654-1

Number of pages

232

Dimensions

16x23 cm

Keywords

Veiled figures • Odyssey • Fragments • Clytemnestra • Human • Odysseus • Tears • Type-scenes • Prayer • Homeric boast • Orestes • Euripides • Rhetoric • Hector • Love • Callirrhoe • Death • Divine • Trachiniae • Greek Epic • Aeschylus • Prostrated characters • Homer • Supplication • Agamemnon • Laundry • Mother • Tecmessa • Hermes Khthonios • Ethical characterisation • Libation Bearers • τις-Rede • Pain • Sophocles • Gerion • Aegisthus • Ajax • Penelope • Electra • Irony • Stesichorus • Greek Tragedy • Tragic formularity • Deianeira • Nausicaa or The Washerwomen • Oresteia • Euryalus • Hecuba • Epic antecedents

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