Hesperos
Studies in Ancient Greek Poetry Presented to M. L. West on His Seventieth Birthday
Herausgeber: Finglass, P J; Richardson, N J; Collard, C.
Hesperos
Studies in Ancient Greek Poetry Presented to M. L. West on His Seventieth Birthday
Herausgeber: Finglass, P J; Richardson, N J; Collard, C.
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A wide-ranging collection of articles on Greek poetry written by distinguished scholars from four continents. It honours the achievement of Martin West, and includes a full bibliography of his academic publications.
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A wide-ranging collection of articles on Greek poetry written by distinguished scholars from four continents. It honours the achievement of Martin West, and includes a full bibliography of his academic publications.
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- Verlag: Sydney University Press
- Seitenzahl: 464
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Oktober 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 224mm x 144mm x 31mm
- Gewicht: 667g
- ISBN-13: 9780199285686
- ISBN-10: 0199285683
- Artikelnr.: 23142873
- Verlag: Sydney University Press
- Seitenzahl: 464
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Oktober 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 224mm x 144mm x 31mm
- Gewicht: 667g
- ISBN-13: 9780199285686
- ISBN-10: 0199285683
- Artikelnr.: 23142873
P. J. Finglass is Lecturer in Classical Studies at the University of Nottingham. Before retirement, C. Collard was Professor of Classics at the University of Wales at Swansea. N. J. Richardson is Warden of Greyfriars Hall, Oxford.
* Encomium
* `Forward into the past'
* The Academic Publications of M. L. West
* I. Epic
* 1: S. R. West: Terminal problems
* 2: G. O. Hutchinson: The monster and the monologue: Polyphemus from
Homer to Ovid
* 3: D. M. Bain: Low words in high places: sex, bodily functions and
body parts in Homeric epic and other higher genres
* 4: W. Burkert: Smileumata Iliaka: three puzzling verses
* 5: M. Davies: Hesiod's Theogony and the folk-tale
* 6: N. J. Richardson: The Homeric Hymn to Hermes
* II. Lyric, Elegic, Iambic
* 7: E. W. Handley: Night thoughts (Archilochus 23 and 196a West)
* 8: P. da Cunha Correa: A human fable and the justice of beasts in
Archilochus
* 9: C. Watkins: Hipponactea quaedam
* 10: W. B. Henry: Pindaric accompaniments
* 11: H.-G. Nesselrath: Lucian and Archilochus, or: How to make use of
the ancient iambographers in the context of the Second Sophistic
* III. Tragedy
* 12: J. Diggle: Housman's Greek
* 13: A. F. Garvie: Greek tragedy: text and context
* 14: J. Griffin: Desperate straits and the tragic stage
* 15: C. B. R. Pelling: Sophocles' learning curve
* 16: S. J. Instone: `Darkness, my light': enigmatic Ajax
* 17: J. S. Scullion: Notes on the Bacchae
* 18: P. D. Kovacs: Tragic interpolation and Philip II: Pylades'
forgotten exile and other problems in Euripides' Orestes
* 19: A. S. Hollis: Some poetic connections of Lycophron's Alexandra
* IV. Metre and Textual Criticism
* 20: L. P. E. Parker: Dionysius' ear
* 21: K. Itsumi: What's in a line? Papyrus formats and Hephaestionic
formulae
* 22: M. D. Reeve: Reconstructing archetypes: a new proposal and an old
fallacy
* 23: W. Buhler: Critical notes on the Greek paroemiographers
* 24: R. Kassel, translated by Leofranc Holford-Strevens: Erasmus on
Homer's Moly
* 25: J. L. Lightfoot: Homage to GandR 11 (1964), 185-7, or: The Sibyl
prophesies the slaying of the Jabberwock
* `Forward into the past'
* The Academic Publications of M. L. West
* I. Epic
* 1: S. R. West: Terminal problems
* 2: G. O. Hutchinson: The monster and the monologue: Polyphemus from
Homer to Ovid
* 3: D. M. Bain: Low words in high places: sex, bodily functions and
body parts in Homeric epic and other higher genres
* 4: W. Burkert: Smileumata Iliaka: three puzzling verses
* 5: M. Davies: Hesiod's Theogony and the folk-tale
* 6: N. J. Richardson: The Homeric Hymn to Hermes
* II. Lyric, Elegic, Iambic
* 7: E. W. Handley: Night thoughts (Archilochus 23 and 196a West)
* 8: P. da Cunha Correa: A human fable and the justice of beasts in
Archilochus
* 9: C. Watkins: Hipponactea quaedam
* 10: W. B. Henry: Pindaric accompaniments
* 11: H.-G. Nesselrath: Lucian and Archilochus, or: How to make use of
the ancient iambographers in the context of the Second Sophistic
* III. Tragedy
* 12: J. Diggle: Housman's Greek
* 13: A. F. Garvie: Greek tragedy: text and context
* 14: J. Griffin: Desperate straits and the tragic stage
* 15: C. B. R. Pelling: Sophocles' learning curve
* 16: S. J. Instone: `Darkness, my light': enigmatic Ajax
* 17: J. S. Scullion: Notes on the Bacchae
* 18: P. D. Kovacs: Tragic interpolation and Philip II: Pylades'
forgotten exile and other problems in Euripides' Orestes
* 19: A. S. Hollis: Some poetic connections of Lycophron's Alexandra
* IV. Metre and Textual Criticism
* 20: L. P. E. Parker: Dionysius' ear
* 21: K. Itsumi: What's in a line? Papyrus formats and Hephaestionic
formulae
* 22: M. D. Reeve: Reconstructing archetypes: a new proposal and an old
fallacy
* 23: W. Buhler: Critical notes on the Greek paroemiographers
* 24: R. Kassel, translated by Leofranc Holford-Strevens: Erasmus on
Homer's Moly
* 25: J. L. Lightfoot: Homage to GandR 11 (1964), 185-7, or: The Sibyl
prophesies the slaying of the Jabberwock
* Encomium
* `Forward into the past'
* The Academic Publications of M. L. West
* I. Epic
* 1: S. R. West: Terminal problems
* 2: G. O. Hutchinson: The monster and the monologue: Polyphemus from
Homer to Ovid
* 3: D. M. Bain: Low words in high places: sex, bodily functions and
body parts in Homeric epic and other higher genres
* 4: W. Burkert: Smileumata Iliaka: three puzzling verses
* 5: M. Davies: Hesiod's Theogony and the folk-tale
* 6: N. J. Richardson: The Homeric Hymn to Hermes
* II. Lyric, Elegic, Iambic
* 7: E. W. Handley: Night thoughts (Archilochus 23 and 196a West)
* 8: P. da Cunha Correa: A human fable and the justice of beasts in
Archilochus
* 9: C. Watkins: Hipponactea quaedam
* 10: W. B. Henry: Pindaric accompaniments
* 11: H.-G. Nesselrath: Lucian and Archilochus, or: How to make use of
the ancient iambographers in the context of the Second Sophistic
* III. Tragedy
* 12: J. Diggle: Housman's Greek
* 13: A. F. Garvie: Greek tragedy: text and context
* 14: J. Griffin: Desperate straits and the tragic stage
* 15: C. B. R. Pelling: Sophocles' learning curve
* 16: S. J. Instone: `Darkness, my light': enigmatic Ajax
* 17: J. S. Scullion: Notes on the Bacchae
* 18: P. D. Kovacs: Tragic interpolation and Philip II: Pylades'
forgotten exile and other problems in Euripides' Orestes
* 19: A. S. Hollis: Some poetic connections of Lycophron's Alexandra
* IV. Metre and Textual Criticism
* 20: L. P. E. Parker: Dionysius' ear
* 21: K. Itsumi: What's in a line? Papyrus formats and Hephaestionic
formulae
* 22: M. D. Reeve: Reconstructing archetypes: a new proposal and an old
fallacy
* 23: W. Buhler: Critical notes on the Greek paroemiographers
* 24: R. Kassel, translated by Leofranc Holford-Strevens: Erasmus on
Homer's Moly
* 25: J. L. Lightfoot: Homage to GandR 11 (1964), 185-7, or: The Sibyl
prophesies the slaying of the Jabberwock
* `Forward into the past'
* The Academic Publications of M. L. West
* I. Epic
* 1: S. R. West: Terminal problems
* 2: G. O. Hutchinson: The monster and the monologue: Polyphemus from
Homer to Ovid
* 3: D. M. Bain: Low words in high places: sex, bodily functions and
body parts in Homeric epic and other higher genres
* 4: W. Burkert: Smileumata Iliaka: three puzzling verses
* 5: M. Davies: Hesiod's Theogony and the folk-tale
* 6: N. J. Richardson: The Homeric Hymn to Hermes
* II. Lyric, Elegic, Iambic
* 7: E. W. Handley: Night thoughts (Archilochus 23 and 196a West)
* 8: P. da Cunha Correa: A human fable and the justice of beasts in
Archilochus
* 9: C. Watkins: Hipponactea quaedam
* 10: W. B. Henry: Pindaric accompaniments
* 11: H.-G. Nesselrath: Lucian and Archilochus, or: How to make use of
the ancient iambographers in the context of the Second Sophistic
* III. Tragedy
* 12: J. Diggle: Housman's Greek
* 13: A. F. Garvie: Greek tragedy: text and context
* 14: J. Griffin: Desperate straits and the tragic stage
* 15: C. B. R. Pelling: Sophocles' learning curve
* 16: S. J. Instone: `Darkness, my light': enigmatic Ajax
* 17: J. S. Scullion: Notes on the Bacchae
* 18: P. D. Kovacs: Tragic interpolation and Philip II: Pylades'
forgotten exile and other problems in Euripides' Orestes
* 19: A. S. Hollis: Some poetic connections of Lycophron's Alexandra
* IV. Metre and Textual Criticism
* 20: L. P. E. Parker: Dionysius' ear
* 21: K. Itsumi: What's in a line? Papyrus formats and Hephaestionic
formulae
* 22: M. D. Reeve: Reconstructing archetypes: a new proposal and an old
fallacy
* 23: W. Buhler: Critical notes on the Greek paroemiographers
* 24: R. Kassel, translated by Leofranc Holford-Strevens: Erasmus on
Homer's Moly
* 25: J. L. Lightfoot: Homage to GandR 11 (1964), 185-7, or: The Sibyl
prophesies the slaying of the Jabberwock