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Available online or as a 3-volume print set, The Encyclopedia of Greek Comedy is a comprehensive and accessible reference covering all of Greek comedy and its reception from antiquity to the present._ Features the work of nearly 200 established and rising scholars from around the world_ Contains more than 1300 entries, organized in A-Z format, with helpful cross-references and an index of authors and plays_ Provides extensive and detailed coverage of the work of those dramatists who have no complete plays extant_ Explores a wide range of topics, including the varieties and phases of the genre;...
Available online or as a 3-volume print set, The Encyclopedia of Greek Comedy is a comprehensive and accessible reference covering all of Greek comedy and its reception from antiquity to the present.
_ Features the work of nearly 200 established and rising scholars from around the world
_ Contains more than 1300 entries, organized in A-Z format, with helpful cross-references and an index of authors and plays
_ Provides extensive and detailed coverage of the work of those dramatists who have no complete plays extant
_ Explores a wide range of topics, including the varieties and phases of the genre; the authors and their major plays; composition and technique; the relationship between comedy and society; the preservation and transmission of comic texts; responses to Greek comedy by artists from Plato to Picasso and beyond; and modern methods of literary analysis and criticism
_ Features the work of nearly 200 established and rising scholars from around the world
_ Contains more than 1300 entries, organized in A-Z format, with helpful cross-references and an index of authors and plays
_ Provides extensive and detailed coverage of the work of those dramatists who have no complete plays extant
_ Explores a wide range of topics, including the varieties and phases of the genre; the authors and their major plays; composition and technique; the relationship between comedy and society; the preservation and transmission of comic texts; responses to Greek comedy by artists from Plato to Picasso and beyond; and modern methods of literary analysis and criticism
