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The Measure Of Homer The Ancient Reception Of The Iliad And The Odyssey Richard L Hunter

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The Measure Of Homer The Ancient Reception Of The Iliad And The Odyssey Richard L Hunter
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The Measure Of Homer The Ancient Reception Of The Iliad And The Odyssey Richard L Hunter instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.55 MB
Pages: 266
Author: Richard L. Hunter
ISBN: 9781108604277, 1108604277
Language: English
Year: 2018

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The Measure Of Homer The Ancient Reception Of The Iliad And The Odyssey Richard L Hunter by Richard L. Hunter 9781108604277, 1108604277 instant download after payment.

Homer was the greatest and most influential Greek poet. In this book, Richard Hunter explores central themes in the poems' reception in antiquity, paying particular attention to Homer's importance in shaping ancient culture. Subjects include the geographical and educational breadth of Homeric reception, the literary and theological influence of Homer's depiction of the gods, Homeric poetry and sympotic culture, scholarly and rhetorical approaches to Homer, Homer in the satires of Plutarch and Lucian, and how Homer shaped ideas about the power of music and song. This is a major and innovative contribution to the study of the dominant literary force in Greek culture and of the Greek literary engagement with the past. Through the study of their influence and reception, this book also sheds rich light on the Homeric poems themselves. All Greek and Latin are translated. 

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