Fb2 New Perspectives on Postclassical Comedy (Pierides) ePub
by Antonis K. Petrides and Sophia Papaioannou,Antonis K. Petrides,Sophia Papaioannou
Category: | Performing Arts |
Subcategory: | Photo and Art |
Author: | Antonis K. Petrides and Sophia Papaioannou,Antonis K. Petrides,Sophia Papaioannou |
ISBN: | 1443824119 |
ISBN13: | 978-1443824118 |
Language: | English |
Publisher: | Cambridge Scholars Publishing; New Edition edition (November 1, 2010) |
Pages: | 220 |
Fb2 eBook: | 1549 kb |
ePub eBook: | 1584 kb |
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Antonis K. Petrides (BA University of Thessaloniki, MPhil & PhD Trinity College, University of Cambridge) is Lecturer in. .
Antonis K. Petrides (BA University of Thessaloniki, MPhil & PhD Trinity College, University of Cambridge) is Lecturer in Classics at the Open University of Cyprus. Sophia Papaioannou (BA University of Crete, PhD University of Texas at Austin) is Assistant Professor of Latin at the University of Athens.
Start by marking New Perspectives On Postclassical Comedy (Pierides) as.This book aims to showcase these new approaches to postclassical comedy
Start by marking New Perspectives On Postclassical Comedy (Pierides) as Want to Read: Want to Read savin. ant to Read. This book aims to showcase these new approaches to postclassical comedy. The individual contributions, six in total, approach New Comedy as theatrical performance, but also as a dynamic player in the socio-political discourses of the polis culture that gave birth to it.
Α. Κ. Petrides & Sophia Papaioannou (ed., New Perspectives on postclassical Comedy, Pierides 2., New Perspectives on postclassical Comedy, Pierides 2, Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing 2010, ISBN: 1-4438-2411-9. About the Author Antonis K. Location: Newcastle upon Tyne. 37; V. Cinaglia in JHS 132 (2012).
NEW PERSPECTIVES ON POSTCLASSICAL COMEDY, SERIES PIERIDES II, Sophia Papaioannou & . Sophia G. Papaioannou. Petrides, ed. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2010. 45 Pages Posted: 2 Jun 2011 Last revised: 5 Jun 2011. See all articles by Sophia G. The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Faculty of Philology, Department of Classical Philology. Date Written: December 1, 2010.
Co-authors New perspectives on postclassical comedy. AK Petrides, S Papaioannou. Cambridge Scholars Pub, 2010.
Professor, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Department of Classics. NEW PERSPECTIVES ON POSTCLASSICAL COMEDY, SERIES PIERIDES II, Sophi. 2010. New perspectives on postclassical comedy.
New Perspectives on Postclassical Comedy (Pierides Studies in Greek and Latin Literature II). (Papaioannou S, Petrides AK. Papaioannou S. The Poetology of Hairstyling and the Excitement of Hairloss in Ovid, Amores 1,14. (Papaioannou S, Petrides AK). Newcastle, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing; 2010. Quaderni Urbinati di Cultural Classica. In: Walde C Lucan im 21. Jahrhundert.
New Perspectives on Postclassical Comedy, Pierides 2, Newcastle upon Tyne.
Greek Tragedy After the Fifth Century. This book argues that New Comedy has a far richer performance texture than has previously been recognised. Offering close readings of all the major plays of Menander, it shows how intertextuality - the sustained dialogue of New Comedy performance with the diverse ideological, philosophical, literary and theatrical discourses of contemporary polis culture - is crucial in creating semantic depth and thus offsetting the impression that the plots are simplistic love stories with no political or ideological resonances. New Perspectives on Postclassical Comedy, Pierides 2, Newcastle upon Tyne.
Antonis Petrides of Open University of Cyprus, Nicosia with expertise in World Literatures, Literary Theory, Classical Philology
Antonis Petrides of Open University of Cyprus, Nicosia with expertise in World Literatures, Literary Theory, Classical Philology.
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This book aims to showcase these new approaches to postclassical comedy
This book aims to showcase these new approaches to postclassical comedy. The chapters highlight continuities as well as discontinuities with the cultural and literary past of Athens and the Greek world, but mostly emphasise the progressiveness of New Comedy as a genre and its importance for the nascent culture of Hellenism and Rome thereafter.