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Poetry as performance: Homer and beyond

- Author(s)
- Nagy, Gregory
- Title
- Poetry as performance: Homer and beyond / Gregory Nagy
- Publication
- Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996
- Subjects
- Improvised Verse Singing (generic)
- Physical description
- 254 or.
- Type of material
- Book
- Localization
- XDZ - Xenpelar Dokumentazio Zentroa
- Notes
- Bibliografia: 229-247 or.
Aurkibidea: 248-254 or.
Preface ...ix
Introduction. A Brief Survey of Concepts and Aims ...1
Part I. Mimesis and the Making of Identity in Poetic Performance ...5
1. The Homeric Nightingale and the Poetics of Variation in the Art of a Troubadour ...7
2. Mimesis, Models of Singers, and the Meaning of a Homeric Epithet ...39
3. Mimesis of Homer and Beyond ...59
4. Mimesis in Lyric: Sappho’s Aphrodite and the Changing Woman of the Apache ...87
Part II. Fixed Text in Theory, Shifting Words in Performance ...105
5. Multiform Epic and Aristarchus’ Quest for the Real Homer ...107
6. Homer as Script ...153
7. Homer as “Scripture” ...187
Epilogue. Dead Poets and Recomposed Performers ...207
Appendix ...226
Bibliography ...229
Index ...248
Introduction. A Brief Survey of Concepts and Aims ...1
Part I. Mimesis and the Making of Identity in Poetic Performance ...5
1. The Homeric Nightingale and the Poetics of Variation in the Art of a Troubadour ...7
2. Mimesis, Models of Singers, and the Meaning of a Homeric Epithet ...39
3. Mimesis of Homer and Beyond ...59
4. Mimesis in Lyric: Sappho’s Aphrodite and the Changing Woman of the Apache ...87
Part II. Fixed Text in Theory, Shifting Words in Performance ...105
5. Multiform Epic and Aristarchus’ Quest for the Real Homer ...107
6. Homer as Script ...153
7. Homer as “Scripture” ...187
Epilogue. Dead Poets and Recomposed Performers ...207
Appendix ...226
Bibliography ...229
Index ...248