Le miroir des muses. Poétiques de la réflexivité à rome. OUvrage publié avec le concours du Conseil scientifique et de l'equipe d'accueil 'Textes et Interculturalités' de l'Université Charles-de-Gaulle - Lille III et de l'URA 1423 du CNRS (Credo). - DEREMETZ, A.,
poétiques de la réflexivité à Rome
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?This unusual work is an extended exploration of self-referentiality in Roman poetry. While discussion of the subject has long been a staple of classical literary criticism, it has never received the sustained attention it gets from D. here. The book breaks neatly into halve. The first is dedicated to the adumbration of largely semiotic theoretical bearings, with particular focus on a given poems?s ?textuality? (?). The second half of the book is the inductive converse of the first, examining various enfiguration of autoreferenciality in the prologues of Terence, Lucretius? Hymn to Venus, Virgil?s Sixth Eclogue, Propertius 4.2, Ovid Ars Am.1 , and Silius Italicus? Punica 11. (?) Latin verse is seldom quoted in the original, an exigency perhaps dictated by the need to limit the size of an already oversized book, but positively troubling in the context of the close analysis D. Undertakes (?). Yet there are an enormous number of insightful observations here, and the extended attention to textual reflexivity, bot...
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1995Uitgever: Presses Universitaires du Septentrion497 paginasISBN-10: 2859394842ISBN-13: 9782859394844Koop dit boek tweedehands
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Villeneuv d'Ascq, 1995. 497p. Large paperback. Nice copy.Antiquarian Titel: Le miroir des muses. Poétiques de la réflexivité à Rome. Ouvrage publié avec le concours du Conseil scientifique et de l'equipe d'accueil 'Textes et Interculturalités' de l'Université Charles-de-Gaulle - Lille III et de l'URA 1423 du CNRS (Credo). Auteur: DEREMETZ, A.,
?This unusual work is an extended exploration of self-referentiality in Roman poetry. While discussion of the subject has long been a staple of classical literary crit...
?This unusual work is an extended exploration of self-referentiality in Roman poetry. While discussion of the subject has long been a staple of classical literary crit...
