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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Hellenistic Poetry"”.

  1. Fictions of Female Voices in Hellenistic Poetry

    This thesis examines female voices in Hellenistic Poetry. It argues that fictions of female voices in Greek literature produced in this period assume unprecedented importance. Fictions of female voices of course appear within these poems in the form of character voices. They also, however, …

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  2. The Literary Past and the Hellenistic Symposium

    … explores the presence of canonical texts in the Hellenistic period beyond individual reading habits. It utilises the interpersonal context of the symposium to understand the place and significance of literature as a social phenomenon. Methodologically, it combines art and text, synthesising …

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  3. The Collective Moment: Reading Time in the Greek Anthology

    … to the construction and interpretation of Hellenistic, Imperial, and late-antique anthologies. My work builds on an extensive body of scholarship discussing the self-reflective and retrospective quality of Hellenistic literary epigram and elucidating the complicated process of re-collection …

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  4. Early Greek Indexicality: Markers of Allusion in Archaic Greek Poetry

    … scholarly, literate and bookish climates of the Hellenistic and Roman worlds. In this study, by contrast, I highlight how these very same devices can already be detected in Archaic Greek Poetry, from Homer to Pindar, challenging any simple dichotomy between the orality of Archaic Greece and the …

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