What Did Hesiod Do


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Speech in Ancient Greek Literature


Speech in Ancient Greek Literature

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language: en

Publisher: BRILL

Release Date: 2021-12-06


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Speech in Ancient Greek Literature is the fifth volume in the series Studies in Ancient Greek Narrative. There is hardly any Greek narrative text without speech, which need not surprise in the literature of a culture which loved theatre and also invented the art of rhetoric. This book offers a full discussion of the types of speech, the modes of speech and their effective alternation, and the functions of speech from Homer to Heliodorus, including the Gospels. For the first time speech-introductions and ‘speech in speech’ are discussed across all genres. All chapters also pay attention to moments when characters do not speak.

Theogony


Theogony

Author: Hesiod

language: en

Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

Release Date: 1999


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This new and fully annotated translation by one of the world's leading authorities on Hesiod's poetry combines accuracy with readability and includes a brilliant introduction and explanatory notes.

Hesiod: The Other Poet


Hesiod: The Other Poet

Author: Hugo Koning

language: en

Publisher: BRILL

Release Date: 2010-12-10


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Hesiod: The Other Poet is a study dealing with the role of Hesiod in the imagination and the collective memory of the ancient Greeks. Its main hypothesis is that Hesiod's image was to a large degree formed by the picture of Homer: Hesiod is decidedly different when presented as allied with, opposed to or simply without Homer. Following this approach, Hesiod is investigated as a moral and philosophical authority, a locus informed with values and qualities, a concept in literary-critical discourse, and more generally as a cultural and panhellenic icon constructed and reconstructed by later Greek authors who employed and so re-created him in their own texts.