Gives a rich and broad overview of Virgil, Virgilian reception over the centuries, and Virgilian studies. An introduction for students and their teachers and a touchstone for seasoned scholars; also ideal for scholars in other disciplines, anyone interested in the classical tradition, and general readers.
Gives a rich and broad overview of Virgil, Virgilian reception over the centuries, and Virgilian studies. An introduction for students and their teachers and a touchstone for seasoned scholars; also ideal for scholars in other disciplines, anyone interested in the classical tradition, and general readers.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction: 'the classic of all Europe' Charles Martindale Part I. Receptions: 2. Modern receptions and their interpretative implications: the case of T. S. Eliot Duncan F. Kennedy 3. Aspects of Virgil's reception in antiquity Richard Tarrant 4. The Appendix Vergiliana Scott McGill 5. Augustine's Virgil Gillian Clark 6a. The Virgil commentary of Servius Don Fowler (revised by Sergio Casali and Fabio Stok) 6b. Postclassical commentary Sergio Casali and Fabio Stok 7. Virgil in English translation Colin Burrow 8. Virgils from Dante to Milton Colin Burrow 9. Virgil in art L. B. T. Houghton Part II. Forms: 10. Green politics: the Eclogues Charles Martindale 11. Virgilian didaxis: value and meaning in the Georgics William W. Batstone 12. Virgilian epic Duncan F. Kennedy 13. Closure and the Book of Virgil Elena Theodorakopoulos Part III. Contexts: 14. Poetry and power: Virgil's poetry in a contemporary context Richard Tarrant 15. Rome and its traditions James E. G. Zetzel 16. Virgil and the cosmos: religious and philosophical ideas Susanna Braund 17. Virgil's intertextual personae Joseph Farrell 18. Virgil and tragedy Philip Hardie Part IV. Themes: 19. Virgil as a poet Victoria Moul 20. Virgil's style James J. O'Hara 21. Character in Virgil Helen Lovatt 22a. Virgilian narrative: storytelling Don Fowler (revised by Alessandro Barchiesi) 22b. Virgilian narrative: ecphrasis Alessandro Barchiesi 23. Sons and lovers: sexuality and gender in Virgil's poetry Ellen Oliensis 24. Authority Fiachra Mac Góráin Envois: 25. The death of Virgil Fiona Cox 26. Virgil: the future? Fiachra Mac Góráin Dateline compiled by Genevieve Liveley.
1. Introduction: 'the classic of all Europe' Charles Martindale Part I. Receptions: 2. Modern receptions and their interpretative implications: the case of T. S. Eliot Duncan F. Kennedy 3. Aspects of Virgil's reception in antiquity Richard Tarrant 4. The Appendix Vergiliana Scott McGill 5. Augustine's Virgil Gillian Clark 6a. The Virgil commentary of Servius Don Fowler (revised by Sergio Casali and Fabio Stok) 6b. Postclassical commentary Sergio Casali and Fabio Stok 7. Virgil in English translation Colin Burrow 8. Virgils from Dante to Milton Colin Burrow 9. Virgil in art L. B. T. Houghton Part II. Forms: 10. Green politics: the Eclogues Charles Martindale 11. Virgilian didaxis: value and meaning in the Georgics William W. Batstone 12. Virgilian epic Duncan F. Kennedy 13. Closure and the Book of Virgil Elena Theodorakopoulos Part III. Contexts: 14. Poetry and power: Virgil's poetry in a contemporary context Richard Tarrant 15. Rome and its traditions James E. G. Zetzel 16. Virgil and the cosmos: religious and philosophical ideas Susanna Braund 17. Virgil's intertextual personae Joseph Farrell 18. Virgil and tragedy Philip Hardie Part IV. Themes: 19. Virgil as a poet Victoria Moul 20. Virgil's style James J. O'Hara 21. Character in Virgil Helen Lovatt 22a. Virgilian narrative: storytelling Don Fowler (revised by Alessandro Barchiesi) 22b. Virgilian narrative: ecphrasis Alessandro Barchiesi 23. Sons and lovers: sexuality and gender in Virgil's poetry Ellen Oliensis 24. Authority Fiachra Mac Góráin Envois: 25. The death of Virgil Fiona Cox 26. Virgil: the future? Fiachra Mac Góráin Dateline compiled by Genevieve Liveley.
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