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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"ancient novel"”.

  1. "A Commentary to Longus, ""Daphnis and Chloe,"" Book 3"

    … form a genre now regularly referred to as the Ancient Novel. Book 3 (of 4) is pivotal in many ways for Daphnis and Chloe as a whole, acting as a hinge connecting the first two books with the last. The plot changes direction dramatically; a new character is introduced, the sophisticated …

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  2. A Study of Dares Phrygius and Dictys Cretensis as Early Imperial Greek Texts and Late Antique Latin Translations

    … to be taken seriously. It also discusses the ancient novel, arguing that the contradiction between the narrator Dictys’ pro-Greek bias and the moral degeneration of the Greeks in his narrative resembles the common novelistic phenomenon of an author undermining the narratorial voice. Chapter 3 …

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  3. Into the snake pit: Heliodorus's Aethiopica and cognitive pluralism

    … century C.E.) and their relationship to the novel’s irreconcilable ideological impulses. The conception of this novel as a whole is still dominated by the readings of Jack Winkler and John Morgan: the former sees it as a playful work about hermeneutical questions; the latter singles out its …

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