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Il volume comprende la versione a stampa degli interventi che alcuni allievi hanno offerto a Mario Cantilena, già professore ordinario di Lingua e letteratura greca all'Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, nel corso della giornata di studi svoltasi il 18 aprile 2018 in occasione dei suoi settant'anni. Gli articoli trattano diversi temi che riflettono gli interessi di studio di Mario Cantilena : essi si sviluppano lungo un arco temporale piuttosto ampio, che, partendo dalla letteratura greca arcaica, soprattutto epica, giunge alla prosa di età imperiale. Alcuni lavori si misurano anche, in chiave comparativa, con le tradizioni poetiche indoeuropee o si declinano nella dimensione della ricezione dell'antico nelle letterature e nelle esperienze musicali europee dell'età moderna.

Greek literature --- Greek language --- History and criticism --- Greek literature - History and criticism - Congresses --- Greek language - Congresses

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Classical philology --- Greek literature --- History and criticism --- Untersteiner, Mario, --- Classical philology - Congresses --- Greek literature - History and criticism - Congresses --- Untersteiner, Mario, - 1899- - Congresses --- Untersteiner, Mario, - 1899-

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Cet ouvrage rassemble les communications présentées en octobre 2011 lors du colloque de Tours consacré à la réception des romans grecs, latins et byzantins, depuis la fin du Moyen Âge jusqu'au début de l'époque classique. Après une remise en cause de la notion même de "roman" antique, différentes questions se sont croisées : la traduction, entre fidélité au texte et création littéraire, la culture humaniste, les controverses religieuses, la perpétuation de la tradition satirique ou libertine, ainsi que la reprise ou la mutation des grands thèmes romanesques antiques dans les oeuvres de fiction renaissantes. Ces enquêtes couvrent des aires géographiques et culturelles diverses, depuis l'Europe - la France notamment, où l'humaniste Amyot a joué un rôle déterminant, mais également l'Italie, l'Angleterre, l'Allemagne - jusqu'aux Amériques, où Mexico faisait figure de capitale intellectuelle bien avant Madrid.

Classical literature --- Greek literature --- Latin literature --- History and criticism --- Congresses --- Classical literature - History and criticism - Congresses. --- Greek literature - History and criticism - Congresses. --- Latin literature - History and criticism - Congresses

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Art, Greek --- Greek literature --- History and criticism --- Greece --- Foreign public opinion --- History --- Art, Greek - Congresses --- Greek literature - History and criticism - Congresses --- Greece - Foreign public opinion - Congresses --- Greece - History - Congresses

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So far, the critical writings of Dionysius of Halicarnassus have mainly attracted interest from historians of ancient linguistics. The Ideology of Classicism proposes a novel approach to Dionysius' œuvre as a whole by providing the first systematic study of Greek classicism from the perspective of cultural identity. Drawing on cultural anthropology and Social Identity Theory, Wiater explores the world-view bound up with classicist criticism. Only from within this ideological framework can we understand why Greek and Roman intellectuals in Augustan Rome strove to speak and write like Demosthenes, Lysias, and Isocrates. Topics addressed by this study include Dionysius' view of the classical past; mimesis and the aesthetics of reading; language and identity; Dionysius' view of the Romans, their power and the role of Greek culture within it; Greek classicism and the contemporary controversy about Roman identity among Roman intellectuals; the self-image as Greek intellectuals in the Roman empire of Dionysius and his addressees; the dialogic design of Dionysius' essays and how it implements a sense of elitism and distinction; Dionysius' attitudes towards communities competing with him for leadership in rhetorical education and criticism, such as the Peripatetics and Stoics.

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