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October 31, 2023
When Ovid turns to epic in the Metamorphoses, he eschews the genre's preoccupation with either founding or defending polities;1 instead, he constructs a largely 'pastoral' epic of sinister bent.2 There would seem to be no place for Rome in a landscape wher ...
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TAPA: Transactions of the American Philological Association
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June 1, 2020
Silvae 2.1 mourns Glaucias, libertus-foster child of Atedius Melior.
Statius’s allusions to Vergil’s Aeneid examine fatherhood as a model for understanding other hierarchical relationships. Statius probes Vergil’s implied justification of Augustus’s rule a ...
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Phoenix
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September 1, 2007
Bringing to bear the concepts of Lou Andreas-Salomé,Julia Kristeva, and Jacques Lacan upon Ovid's Narcissus tale (Met 3.339-510) helps us see how the infatuated boy's dénouement makes the irrational intrude upon rational discourse in such a way as to rock ...
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History in Dispute
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March 2005
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Helios: a journal devoted to critical and methodological studies of classical culture, literature, and society
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1998
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The American Journal of Philology
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1994
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Arethusa
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1991
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American Philological Association, Boston, MA
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1989
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Ramus
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1988
Much attention has been paid recently to the role of individual narrators within the Metamorphoses. Whereas it was once considered adequate to attribute the characteristics of the poem solely to Ovid as narrator, a number ...
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Utah Academy of Arts and Sciences, St. George, UT
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1988
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