Explores the abundant poetic production of an especially fertile period in Byzantine literary history. Examines schools as important venues for the composition and use of verse texts, sheds new light on the relationship between poetry, patronage and power, and offers the first editions and interpretive studies of hitherto neglected works.
Explores the abundant poetic production of an especially fertile period in Byzantine literary history. Examines schools as important venues for the composition and use of verse texts, sheds new light on the relationship between poetry, patronage and power, and offers the first editions and interpretive studies of hitherto neglected works.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: Poetry in Byzantine Literature and Society (1081-1204) Nikos Zagklas and Baukje van den Berg; Part I. Poetry and Twelfth-Century Literary Culture: 1. 'The Force of Discourses': Literary Production in the Komnenian Era Panagiotis A. Agapitos; 2. Poetry and Theatre in Twelfth-Century Constantinople Paul Magdalino; 3. Rethinking the Mixed Style in Twelfth-Century Poetry Markéta Kulhánková; 4.'Wishing to Imitate the Poet': Prose and the Study of Ancient Poetry in the Twelfth Century Emmanuel C. Bourbouhakis; Part II. Poetry and the School: 5. The Didactic Poetry of Niketas of Herakleia and the Use of Verse in Byzantine Teaching Practice Floris Bernard; 6. Teaching Grammar through Poetry: Tzetzes' Scholia on the Carmina Iliaca in Context Baukje van den Berg; 7. Of Mice and Cat: The Katomyomachia as Drama, Parody, School Text and Animal Tale Marc D. Lauxtermann; 8. On the Roses: Reflections on a Neglected Poem by Nicholas Kallikles (Carm. 29 Romano) Giulia Gerbi; Part III. Poetry, Patronage and Power: 9. 'Receiving Rich Gifts': Negotiating Power in the Metrical Paratexts of the Vossianus Gr. Q1 Aglae Pizzone; 10. The Poetics of Patronage: Constructing the Image of the Patron in Dedicatory Epigrams in Monumental Painting of the Komnenian Period in Greece Nektarios Zarras; 11. David as Model for the Emperor and His Poet: Theodore Prodromos and John II Komnenos Rachele Ricceri; Part IV. New Texts, New Interpretations: 12. Manganeios Prodromos: His Life and Writings ¿Elizabeth Jeffreys and Michael Jeffreys; 13. An Unedited Cycle of Byzantine Verse Scholia on Herodotus in the Light of Twelfth-Century Verse Scholia on Ancient Historians Julián Bértola; 14. Constantine Manasses' Astrological Poem: Editorial Problems, Quellenforschung and Cultural Context Konstantinos Chryssogelos; 15. The Learned Bishop and the Unicorn: Michael Choniates, Poem 5 Lampros Ugo Mondini.
Introduction: Poetry in Byzantine Literature and Society (1081-1204) Nikos Zagklas and Baukje van den Berg; Part I. Poetry and Twelfth-Century Literary Culture: 1. 'The Force of Discourses': Literary Production in the Komnenian Era Panagiotis A. Agapitos; 2. Poetry and Theatre in Twelfth-Century Constantinople Paul Magdalino; 3. Rethinking the Mixed Style in Twelfth-Century Poetry Markéta Kulhánková; 4.'Wishing to Imitate the Poet': Prose and the Study of Ancient Poetry in the Twelfth Century Emmanuel C. Bourbouhakis; Part II. Poetry and the School: 5. The Didactic Poetry of Niketas of Herakleia and the Use of Verse in Byzantine Teaching Practice Floris Bernard; 6. Teaching Grammar through Poetry: Tzetzes' Scholia on the Carmina Iliaca in Context Baukje van den Berg; 7. Of Mice and Cat: The Katomyomachia as Drama, Parody, School Text and Animal Tale Marc D. Lauxtermann; 8. On the Roses: Reflections on a Neglected Poem by Nicholas Kallikles (Carm. 29 Romano) Giulia Gerbi; Part III. Poetry, Patronage and Power: 9. 'Receiving Rich Gifts': Negotiating Power in the Metrical Paratexts of the Vossianus Gr. Q1 Aglae Pizzone; 10. The Poetics of Patronage: Constructing the Image of the Patron in Dedicatory Epigrams in Monumental Painting of the Komnenian Period in Greece Nektarios Zarras; 11. David as Model for the Emperor and His Poet: Theodore Prodromos and John II Komnenos Rachele Ricceri; Part IV. New Texts, New Interpretations: 12. Manganeios Prodromos: His Life and Writings ¿Elizabeth Jeffreys and Michael Jeffreys; 13. An Unedited Cycle of Byzantine Verse Scholia on Herodotus in the Light of Twelfth-Century Verse Scholia on Ancient Historians Julián Bértola; 14. Constantine Manasses' Astrological Poem: Editorial Problems, Quellenforschung and Cultural Context Konstantinos Chryssogelos; 15. The Learned Bishop and the Unicorn: Michael Choniates, Poem 5 Lampros Ugo Mondini.
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