In twenty-five chapters by leading scholars, this volume propagates a nuanced understanding of Byzantine "literature", highlighting key problems, and presenting basic research tools for an audience of specialists and non-specialists.
In twenty-five chapters by leading scholars, this volume propagates a nuanced understanding of Byzantine "literature", highlighting key problems, and presenting basic research tools for an audience of specialists and non-specialists.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Stratis Papaioannou is Professor of Byzantine Philology at the University of Crete. His previous publications include Michael Psellos: Rhetoric and Authorship in Byzantium and, as editor and translator, Christian Novels from the Menologion of Symeon Metaphrastes.
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* List of Contributors * Acknowledgments * Abbreviations * List of Figures * 1) What is Byzantine Literature? An Introduction * Stratis Papaioannou * I. Materials, Norms, Codes * 2) Language * Martin Hinterberger * 3) Book Culture * Filippo Ronconi and Stratis Papaioannou * 4) Theory of Literature * Stratis Papaioannou * 5) Biblical Hermeneutics * Fr. Maximos Constas * 6) Memory: Selection, Citation, Commonplace * Charis Messis and Stratis Papaioannou * 7) The Reception of Classical Literature and Ancient Myth * Anthony Kaldellis * 8) Translations I: From Other Languages into Greek * I. Latin * Réka Forrai * II. Syriac * Pablo Ubierna * III. Arabic * Charis Messis and Stratis Papaioannou * IV. Georgian * Nikoloz Aleksidze * V. Neo-Latin Languages * Carolina Cupane * II. Forms * 9) Orality and Textuality (With an Appendix on the Byzantine Conceptions) * Charis Messis and Stratis Papaioannou * 10) Narrative: Theory and Practice * Ingela Nilsson * 11) Rhetorical Practice * Alexander Riehle * 12) Rhetorical Figures * Vessela Valiavitcharska * 13) A Rhetorical Genre(?): The Invective (9th - 15th c.) * Ioannis Polemis * 14) Rewriting * Stephanos Efthymiadis * 15) Poetry? * Floris Bernard and Kristoffel Demoen * 16) Inscriptions * Ivan Drpi? * 17) Metrics and Prose Rhythm * Wolfram Hörandner and Andreas Rhoby * 18) Sacred Song * Stratis Papaioannou * 19) Recitation and Chant: Types of Notation, Modes of Expression * Sandra Martani * III. Agents * 20) Authors (With an Excursus on Symeon Metaphrastes) * Stratis Papaioannou * 21) Readers and their Pleasures * Stratis Papaioannou * IV. Translation, Transmission, Edition * 22) Translations II: Greek Texts into Other Languages (4th - 15th c.) * I. Latin * Réka Forrai * II. Coptic * Arietta Papaconstantinou * III. Syriac * Pablo Ubierna * IV. Armenian * Theo Maarten van Lint * V. Georgian * Nikoloz Aleksidze * VI. Arabic * Alexander Treiger * VII. Slavic * Sergey Ivanov and Anatolii Turilov * 23) Modes of Manuscript Transmission (9th - 15th c.) * Inmaculada Pérez Martín * 24) Textual Criticism * Caroline Macé * Postscript * 25) Thoughts on the Recent Past and the Future of Byzantine Literary Studies * Margaret Mullett * Glossary of Rhetorical Figures [Vessela Valiavitcharska] * Index of Personal Names and Titles of Anonymous Texts
* List of Contributors * Acknowledgments * Abbreviations * List of Figures * 1) What is Byzantine Literature? An Introduction * Stratis Papaioannou * I. Materials, Norms, Codes * 2) Language * Martin Hinterberger * 3) Book Culture * Filippo Ronconi and Stratis Papaioannou * 4) Theory of Literature * Stratis Papaioannou * 5) Biblical Hermeneutics * Fr. Maximos Constas * 6) Memory: Selection, Citation, Commonplace * Charis Messis and Stratis Papaioannou * 7) The Reception of Classical Literature and Ancient Myth * Anthony Kaldellis * 8) Translations I: From Other Languages into Greek * I. Latin * Réka Forrai * II. Syriac * Pablo Ubierna * III. Arabic * Charis Messis and Stratis Papaioannou * IV. Georgian * Nikoloz Aleksidze * V. Neo-Latin Languages * Carolina Cupane * II. Forms * 9) Orality and Textuality (With an Appendix on the Byzantine Conceptions) * Charis Messis and Stratis Papaioannou * 10) Narrative: Theory and Practice * Ingela Nilsson * 11) Rhetorical Practice * Alexander Riehle * 12) Rhetorical Figures * Vessela Valiavitcharska * 13) A Rhetorical Genre(?): The Invective (9th - 15th c.) * Ioannis Polemis * 14) Rewriting * Stephanos Efthymiadis * 15) Poetry? * Floris Bernard and Kristoffel Demoen * 16) Inscriptions * Ivan Drpi? * 17) Metrics and Prose Rhythm * Wolfram Hörandner and Andreas Rhoby * 18) Sacred Song * Stratis Papaioannou * 19) Recitation and Chant: Types of Notation, Modes of Expression * Sandra Martani * III. Agents * 20) Authors (With an Excursus on Symeon Metaphrastes) * Stratis Papaioannou * 21) Readers and their Pleasures * Stratis Papaioannou * IV. Translation, Transmission, Edition * 22) Translations II: Greek Texts into Other Languages (4th - 15th c.) * I. Latin * Réka Forrai * II. Coptic * Arietta Papaconstantinou * III. Syriac * Pablo Ubierna * IV. Armenian * Theo Maarten van Lint * V. Georgian * Nikoloz Aleksidze * VI. Arabic * Alexander Treiger * VII. Slavic * Sergey Ivanov and Anatolii Turilov * 23) Modes of Manuscript Transmission (9th - 15th c.) * Inmaculada Pérez Martín * 24) Textual Criticism * Caroline Macé * Postscript * 25) Thoughts on the Recent Past and the Future of Byzantine Literary Studies * Margaret Mullett * Glossary of Rhetorical Figures [Vessela Valiavitcharska] * Index of Personal Names and Titles of Anonymous Texts
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