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Poetry --- Religion and science. --- Religion et poésie --- Religion et sciences --- Religious aspects

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Poetry --- Poetry --- Religion et poésie. --- Religion. --- Religious aspects. --- Religious aspects. --- Louw, N. P. van Wyk --- Louw, N. P. van Wyk --- Religion.

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DONNE (JOHN), 1573-1631 --- CRITIQUE ET INTERPRETATION --- Religion et poésie. --- Poésie anglaise --- Métaphysique --- Dans la littérature. --- Donne, John, --- Critique et interprétation.

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Libre pensée --- Religion et poésie --- Voltaire, --- Voltaire, --- Des Barreaux, Jacques Vallée, --- Des Barreaux, Jacques Vallée, --- Des Barreaux, Jacques Vallée, --- Des Barreaux, Jacques Vallée, --- Olivet, Pierre-Joseph Thoulier, --- Olivet, Pierre-Joseph Thoulier, --- Olivet, Pierre-Joseph Thoulier, --- Voltaire, --- Voltaire, --- Voltaire, --- Mort et sépulture. --- Qualité d'auteur. --- Dernières années.

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This study investigates the reception of contemporary religion in Hellenistic poetry and analyses the treatment of the cult of Artemis—taken as paradigmatic—in Theocritus’ second Idyll and Callimachus’ Hymns . Both Theocritus and Callimachus display a lively interest in contemporary religion in all its facets and each dwells upon an aspect of the cult of Artemis absent in earlier poetry: Theocritus depicts her as a goddess of magic, and Callimachus as a city-goddess. These are precisely the features of her cult that gained prominence in the Hellenistic period. The monograph aims to advance scholarly understanding of the integration and transformation of religious motifs in Hellenistic literature. Die vorliegende Monographie untersucht die Rezeption der zeitgenössischen Religion in der hellenistischen Dichtung, und zwar am Beispiel des Artemiskultes, wie er sich im zweiten Idyll des Theokrit und in den Hymnen des Kallimachos abbildet. Die Analyse zeigt, daß beide Dichter nicht nur großes Interesse an der zeitgenössischen Religion in allen ihren Facetten haben, sondern darüber hinaus jeweils Aspekte des Artemiskultes akzentuieren, die in der hellenistischen Zeit besonders markant sind: Theokrit zeichnet Artemis als eine Göttin der Magie, wogegen Kallimachos Artemis’ Zuständigkeitsbereich ausdifferenziert, wobei er neben der Natur und Jagd vor allem die Stadtgöttin in den Vordergrund stellt. Neben der poetischen Inszenierung der religiösen Phänomene liegt der besondere Schwerpunkt auf der literarischen Umsetzung und neuen Kontextualisierung im Gedichtcorpus.

Artemis (Greek deity) --- Greek poetry, Hellenistic --- Religion and poetry. --- Artémis (Divinité grecque) --- Poésie grecque hellénistique --- Religion et poésie --- Cult. --- History and criticism. --- Themes, motives. --- Culte --- Histoire et critique --- Thèmes, motifs --- Theocritus. --- Callimachus. --- Artemis --- Artémis (Divinité grecque) --- Poésie grecque hellénistique --- Religion et poésie --- Thèmes, motifs --- Religion and poetry --- Poetry and religion --- Poetry --- Hellenistic Greek poetry --- Greek literature, Hellenistic --- Cult --- History and criticism --- Themes, motives --- Religious aspects. --- Artemis (Greek deity) - Cult. --- Greek poetry, Hellenistic - History and criticism. --- Greek poetry, Hellenistic - Themes, motives.