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E-grāmata: Cambridge Guide to Homer

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The Cambridge Guide to Homer traces the influence and meaning of Homeric poetry from its earliest incarnation as ancient Greek song to its current status in world literature, presenting the information in a synthetic manner that allows the reader to gain an understanding of the different strands of Homeric studies.

From its ancient incarnation as a song to recent translations in modern languages, Homeric epic remains an abiding source of inspiration for both scholars and artists that transcends temporal and linguistic boundaries. The Cambridge Guide to Homer examines the influence and meaning of Homeric poetry from its earliest form as ancient Greek song to its current status in world literature, presenting the information in a synthetic manner that allows the reader to gain an understanding of the different strands of Homeric studies. The volume is structured around three main themes: Homeric Song and Text; the Homeric World, and Homer in the World. Each section starts with a series of 'macropedia' essays arranged thematically that are accompanied by shorter complementary 'micropedia' articles. The Cambridge Guide to Homer thus traces the many routes taken by Homeric epic in the ancient world and its continuing relevance in different periods and cultures.

Recenzijas

'The entries are very well written Recommended.' H. M. Roisman, Choice

Papildus informācija

Drawing on anthropology, philology, linguistics, history, archaeology, cultural and literary studies, this book presents and synthesizes the best Homeric research available.
List of Figures xiii
Notes on the Contributors xv
General Introduction xxvii
Corinne Ondine Pache
Part I Homeric Song And Text
Introduction
3(6)
Casey Due
Homeric Epic in Performance
9(12)
Mary Ebbott
Homeric Poetics
21(15)
Leonard Muellner
Homer in a World of Song
36(13)
Richard P. Martin
Epic Traditions
49(13)
Jim Marks
Mythic Background
62(8)
Erwin Cook
The Language of Homer
70(10)
Egbert J. Bakker
From Song to Text
80(19)
Gregory Nagy
Key Topics
Achilles
99(4)
Leonard Muellner
Ancient Near Eastern Epic
103(3)
Donna F. Wilson
Batrakhomuomakhia (The Battle of Frogs and Mice)
106(2)
Joel P. Christensen
Catalogues
108(2)
Andromache Karanika
Dreams
110(2)
Alison Traweek
Early Editions
112(4)
Francesca Schironi
Ekphrasis
116(2)
Joel P. Christensen
Epic Cycle
118(2)
Joel P. Christensen
Epithets
120(3)
Mary Ebbott
Formula
123(3)
Joel P. Christensen
Gods and Goddesses
126(3)
Joel P. Christensen
Hesiod and Homer
129(4)
Jose M. Gonzalez
Home
133(2)
Alexander C. Loney
Homer and Indo-European Myth
135(5)
Olga Levaniouk
Homer and the Alphabet
140(2)
Jose M. Gonzalez
Homeric Body and Mind
142(3)
Suzanne Lye
Homeric Dialects
145(4)
Graeme D. Bird
Homeric Humor
149(3)
Daniel Turkeltaub
The Homeric Hymns
152(3)
Peter S. Mazur
Homeric Scholia
155(4)
Francesca Schironi
Hospitality
159(2)
Graeme D. Bird
The Iliad: An Overview
161(4)
Sheila Murnaghan
Immanence
165(2)
Daniel Turkeltaub
Kleos
167(2)
Lorenzo E. Garcia Jr
Lament
169(2)
Deborah Beck
Margites
171(2)
Bruce M. King
Meter
173(3)
Graeme D. Bird
Narrative
176(3)
Jonathan L. Ready
Odysseus
179(4)
Laura Slatkin
The Odyssey: An Overview
183(4)
Rick M. Newton
Panathenaia
187(3)
Christos Tsagalis
Panhellenism
190(3)
Joel P. Christensen
Pisistratus
193(3)
Christos Tsagalis
Rhapsodes and the Homaridai
196(3)
Jose M. Gonzalez
Ring Composition
199(2)
Graeme D. Bird
Similes
201(2)
Andromache Karanika
Speech
203(3)
Deborah Beck
Trojan Horse
206(2)
Lorenzo E. Garcia Jr
Troy
208(5)
Guy Hedreen
Type Scene
213(6)
Alexander C. Loney
Part II Homeric World
Introduction
219(8)
Susan Lupack
Homeric Communities
227(18)
Jan Paul Crielaard
Homeric Religion
245(12)
Jenny Strauss Clay
Homer and History
257(10)
James Whitley
Homeric Geography
267(11)
Dimitri Nakassis
Homeric Materiality
278(11)
Carla M. Antonaccio
Key Topics
Afterlife in Homer
289(4)
Anthony A. Hooper
Assemblies and Councils
293(3)
David F. Elmer
Athletic Competition
296(4)
Charles Stocking
Basileus and Anax in Homer and Mycenaean Greek Texts
300(3)
Thomas G. Palaima
Blegen, Carl
303(2)
Natalie Abell
Boars' Tusk Helmets
305(2)
Bryan E. Burns
Burial Practices
307(5)
Birgitta Eder
Catalogue of Ships: Archaeology
312(3)
Benjamin Jasnow
Catalogue of Ships: Literary Aspects
315(3)
Courtney Evans
Class Relations
318(4)
Hans van Wees
The Literary Tradition of Destruction of Cities
322(3)
Mary R. Bachvarova
Divine Epiphany in Homer
325(4)
Georgia Petridou
Family and Marriage in Homer
329(3)
Deborah Lyons
Feasting and Drinking in Homer
332(4)
Marek Wecowski
Archaeology of Hero Cults
336(3)
Joanne M.A. Murphy
Hittite Literary Evidence
339(2)
Eric Cline
Homeric Archaeology
341(2)
Natalie Abell
Homeric Economy
343(3)
Edward M. Harris
Household Organization
346(6)
Ruth Westgate
Lefkandi
352(5)
Joanne M.A. Murphy
Mycenae
357(4)
Stavroula Nikoloudis
Nestor's Cup
361(2)
Bryan E. Burns
Nostoi
363(2)
Mary R. Bachvarova
Offerings in Homer
365(4)
F.S. Naiden
Personification in Homer
369(3)
Emma J. Stafford
Prayers and Vows
372(3)
Simon J. Pulleyn
Pylos
375(3)
Stavroula Nikoloudis
Religious Festivals in Homer
378(3)
George A. Gazis
Schliemann, Heinrich
381(3)
Curtis Runnels
Shield of Achilles
384(3)
Elizabeth A. Stockdale
Slavery in Homer and Hesiod
387(3)
Edward M. Harris
Supplication in Homer
390(2)
F.S. Naiden
Troy and Its Treasures
392(3)
Bryan E. Burns
Warfare in Homer
395(4)
Thomas G. Palaima
Warrior Graves
399(3)
Matthew Lloyd
Weapons and Armor
402(3)
Matthew Lloyd
Women in Homer
405(6)
Deborah Lyons
Part III Homer In The World
Introduction
411(6)
Robert Lamberton
Homer in Antiquity
417(18)
Lawrence Kim
Homer and the Latin West in the Middle Ages
435(9)
Marilynn Desmond
Homer in Greece from the End of Antiquity 1: The Byzantine Reception of Homer and His Export to Other Cultures
444(29)
Maria Mavroudi
Homer in Greece from the End of Antiquity 2: Homer after Byzantium, from the Early Ottoman Period to the Age of Nationalisms
473(17)
Maria Mavroudi
Homer in Renaissance Europe (1488-1649)
490(15)
Jessica Wolfe
Homer in Early Modern Europe
505(12)
Kristine Louise Haugen
The Reception of Homer since 1900
517(1)
Thomas E. Jenkins
Introduction
517(2)
Thomas E. Jenkins
Homer and War since 1900
519(4)
Peter Meineck
Gendered Reception of Homer
523(3)
Lillian Doherty
Homer in Social Thought
526(2)
Thomas E. Jenkins
Homer in Greece: The Inevitable and Impossible Nostos
528(4)
George Syrimis
Postcolonial Perceptions of Homeric Epic
532(4)
Emily Greenwood
Homer and Homerica on Screen
536(5)
Martin M. Winkler
From the Cinema to Beyond: Homer in Comics, Television, Apps, and New Media
541(3)
Thomas E. Jenkins
Homer in Twentieth (and Twenty-First) Century Scholarship
544(3)
Alexander Beecroft
Homer: Image and Cult
547(18)
H. Alan Shapiro
Key Topics
Albert Bates Lord
565(5)
Casey Due
Gregory Nagy
Allegory and Allegorical Interpretation
570(3)
Robert Lamberton
Aristotle and Homer
573(2)
Robert Lamberton
Athens and Homer
575(2)
Robert Lamberton
Biographies of Homer
577(3)
Alexander Beecroft
Chaucer and Homer
580(2)
David Lawton
Dante and Homer
582(3)
Benjamin Eldon Stevens
The Homeric Question
585(5)
Casey Du
Jim Marks
Milman Parry
590(3)
Casey Due
Gregory Nagy
Plato and Homer
593(3)
Austen Hall
Plutarch and Homer
596(2)
Robert Lamberton
Shakespeare and Homer
598(2)
David Lawton
Jean de Sponde and Homer
600(3)
Christian Deloince-Louette
Vergil and Homer
603(3)
Tom Keeline
Simone Weil and the Iliad
606(3)
Austen Hall
Bibliography 609(64)
Index 673
Corinne Ondine Pache is Professor of Classical Studies at Trinity University. Her research focuses on ancient religion, archaic poetry, and the modern reception of ancient epic. Her publications includes Baby and Child Heroes in Ancient Greece (2004) and 'A Moment's Ornament': The Poetics of Nympholepsy in Ancient Greece (2011).