The studies collected in this volume address Pliny's complex self-editorial strategies, ultimately suggesting that his work contributed to the creation of the literary-historical concept of posterity.
The studies collected in this volume address Pliny's complex self-editorial strategies, ultimately suggesting that his work contributed to the creation of the literary-historical concept of posterity.
Ilaria Marchesi is Associate Professor of Classics and Comparative Literature at Hofstra University. Her research interests range from Latin Satire to Roman Epistolography, and she is currently working on the satirical aspects in Martial's epigrams. She is the author of The Art of Pliny's Letters: A Poetics of Allusion in the Private Correspondence (2008).
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* List of Contributors * Introduction * 1: John Bodel: The Publication of Pliny's Letters * 2: Christopher Whitton: Grand Designs/Unrolling Epistles 2 * 3: Ruth Morello: Pliny Book 8: Two Viewpoints and the Pedestrian Reader * 4: Roy Gibson: Not Dark Yet...: Reading to the End of Pliny's Nine-Book Collection * 5: Ilaria Marchesi: Uncluttered Spaces, Unlittered Texts: Pliny's Villas as Editorial Places * References * Index
* List of Contributors * Introduction * 1: John Bodel: The Publication of Pliny's Letters * 2: Christopher Whitton: Grand Designs/Unrolling Epistles 2 * 3: Ruth Morello: Pliny Book 8: Two Viewpoints and the Pedestrian Reader * 4: Roy Gibson: Not Dark Yet...: Reading to the End of Pliny's Nine-Book Collection * 5: Ilaria Marchesi: Uncluttered Spaces, Unlittered Texts: Pliny's Villas as Editorial Places * References * Index
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