Competition among cultural elites, strategies of self-presentation and the making of religious orthodoxy often took the shape of narrations of rhetorical performances in which comments on the display of oratorical skills also incorporated moral and ethical judgments about the performer. Using texts from late antique authors (in particular, Themi
Competition among cultural elites, strategies of self-presentation and the making of religious orthodoxy often took the shape of narrations of rhetorical performances in which comments on the display of oratorical skills also incorporated moral and ethical judgments about the performer. Using texts from late antique authors (in particular, Themi
Alberto J. Quiroga Puertas (Ph.D. 2006) is Lecturer in the Department of Ancient Greek at the University of Granada, Spain. He has been an Honorary Research Fellow at the School of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology at the University of Liverpool, UK (2006-2009), and was fellow at the Center for Hellenic Studies in Washington D.C., US (2014-2015). His main research interests include Greek Imperial literature and the impact of rhetoric in the creation of cultural and religious identities in Late Antiquity. He has edited the volumes The Purpose of Rhetoric in Late Antiquity: From Performance to Exegesis (2013) and Rhetorical Strategies in Late Antique Literature: Images, Metatexts, and Interpretation (2017).
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Contents Index Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction 1: Theory and Practice of Rhetorical Performance from Classical Antiquity to Imperial Times Literature Review Theoretical Approaches to Rhetorical Performance in Antiquity Narrations of Rhetorical Performances in Greco-Roman Literature 2: Charlatans, Philosophers, and Philostratean Bishops in Late Antique Literature Philosophers, Belletrists and Charlatans Philostratean Bishops 3: All the world's a stage. Libanius' life as a Rhetorical Performance Literature Review Becoming a sophist A Performable Life. The Narrations of Rhetorical Performances in Libanius' Autobiography A star is born Homecoming 4: Conclusions Index
Contents Index Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction 1: Theory and Practice of Rhetorical Performance from Classical Antiquity to Imperial Times Literature Review Theoretical Approaches to Rhetorical Performance in Antiquity Narrations of Rhetorical Performances in Greco-Roman Literature 2: Charlatans, Philosophers, and Philostratean Bishops in Late Antique Literature Philosophers, Belletrists and Charlatans Philostratean Bishops 3: All the world's a stage. Libanius' life as a Rhetorical Performance Literature Review Becoming a sophist A Performable Life. The Narrations of Rhetorical Performances in Libanius' Autobiography A star is born Homecoming 4: Conclusions Index
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