This is the first volume on Propertius to bring together some of the best and most influential scholarship on his poetry and put them into dialogue with each other. The articles discuss the recent developments in classical scholarship and look at issues of text, intertextuality, gender, and the social and political context of Propertius' work.
This is the first volume on Propertius to bring together some of the best and most influential scholarship on his poetry and put them into dialogue with each other. The articles discuss the recent developments in classical scholarship and look at issues of text, intertextuality, gender, and the social and political context of Propertius' work.
Ellen Greene is the Joseph Paxton Presidential Professor of Classics at the University of Oklahoma. She has published numerous books and articles on Greek and Latin love poetry. Tara Welch is an Associate Professor of Classics at the University of Kansas. She has published a number of articles on Latin poetry and a book on Propertius.
Inhaltsangabe
* Preface * Introduction * Whose Reading of What Propertiusa * The Text of Propertius * 2: Paolo Fedeli: Propertius, Between the Cult of the Transmitted Text and the Hunt for Corruption * 3: James Butrica: Editing Propertius * Poetic Contexts * 4: Herman Tränkle: The Language of Propertius and the Stylistic Tendencies of Augustan Poetry * 5: Paola Pinotti: Propertius IV 9: Alexandrianism and Allusion * 6: Francis Cairns: Propertius 1,4 and 1,5 and the Gallus of the Monobiblos * 7: G. O. Hutchinson: Prropertius and the Unity of the Book * 8: James E.G. Zetzel: Poetic Baldness and its Cure * Poetry and Politics * 9: Hans Peter-Stahl: A Farewell to Promethean Man * 10: Monica Gale: Propertius 2.7. Militia amoris and the ironies of elegy * 11: Elaine Fantham: Images of the city: Propertius' new-old Rome * Gender * 12: Maria Wyke: Mistress and metaphor in Augustan elegy * 13: Barbara K. Gold: The Natural and Unnatural Silence of Women in the Elegies of Propertius * 14: Ellen Greene: Gender and Genre in Propertius 2.8 and 2.9 * 15: Micaela Janan: "Beyond good and Evil": Tarpeia and Philosophy in the Feminine (4.4) * 16: Paul Allen Miller: Why Propertius is a Woman * WORKS CITED * Bibliography
* Preface * Introduction * Whose Reading of What Propertiusa * The Text of Propertius * 2: Paolo Fedeli: Propertius, Between the Cult of the Transmitted Text and the Hunt for Corruption * 3: James Butrica: Editing Propertius * Poetic Contexts * 4: Herman Tränkle: The Language of Propertius and the Stylistic Tendencies of Augustan Poetry * 5: Paola Pinotti: Propertius IV 9: Alexandrianism and Allusion * 6: Francis Cairns: Propertius 1,4 and 1,5 and the Gallus of the Monobiblos * 7: G. O. Hutchinson: Prropertius and the Unity of the Book * 8: James E.G. Zetzel: Poetic Baldness and its Cure * Poetry and Politics * 9: Hans Peter-Stahl: A Farewell to Promethean Man * 10: Monica Gale: Propertius 2.7. Militia amoris and the ironies of elegy * 11: Elaine Fantham: Images of the city: Propertius' new-old Rome * Gender * 12: Maria Wyke: Mistress and metaphor in Augustan elegy * 13: Barbara K. Gold: The Natural and Unnatural Silence of Women in the Elegies of Propertius * 14: Ellen Greene: Gender and Genre in Propertius 2.8 and 2.9 * 15: Micaela Janan: "Beyond good and Evil": Tarpeia and Philosophy in the Feminine (4.4) * 16: Paul Allen Miller: Why Propertius is a Woman * WORKS CITED * Bibliography
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