Der romische Alexanderhistoriker Curtius Rufus
Erzahltechnik, Rehtorik, Figurenpsychologie und Rezeption
by Thomas Lemmens
Paperback (Published)
(February 2016)
ISBN: 9783700178644
Price: $73.00
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English summary: The present volume comprises seventeen papers delivered in April 2014 at a conference in Vienna, which was, as far as is known, the first colloquium to be dedicated to Curtius Rufus, while it was not focused upon the more or less reliable historian of Alexander, but on the master of Roman prose, who has been underestimated since the 19th century. Since several papers extended their focus past the aspects of narratology, the rhetoric and psychology of figures to the history of the reception of the text, the reception of Curtius Rufus as such has become another core theme of the published version, which, for this reason, has been augmented with an eighteenth contribution on that topic. German description: Der vorliegende Band versammelt siebzehn Vortrage, die im April 2014 auf einer Wiener Tagung zu horen waren, der (soweit bekannt) ersten, die ausschliesslich Curtius Rufus gewidmet war und dabei nicht etwa den mehr oder weniger zuverlassigen Alexanderhistoriker in den Blick nahm, sondern den seit dem 19. Jahrhundert oft verkannten Meister romischer Kunstprosa. Da einige Vortrage uber die vorab angeregten (und miteinander verzahnten) Aspekte der Erzahltechnik, Rhetorik und Figurenpsychologie hinaus in die Rezeptionsgeschichte von Renaissance bis Aufklarung ausgriffen, tritt diese nun in der publizierten Fassung, vermehrt durch einen achtzehnten Beitrag, als eigener Schwerpunktbereich hinzu.
- By (author) Thomas Lemmens
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