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Narratologies, both 'classical' structuralist narratology and the 'new narratologies' of the past twenty years, have mostly been built around the novel. At the same time, the history of narrative methods has become a recognised area of scholarly discussion. While this work is not confined to the history of the novel, the novel tends to be most prominent. The volume as a whole shows how much remains to be explored once we study narrative historically; how much comparison can enhance our understanding of Greek; and how much the study of Greek narrative can contribute to narratology more broadly.

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380

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Defining Greek narrative
2014, Edinburgh University Press
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2014, Edinburgh University Press
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Table of Contents

Introduction / Ruth Scodel
Beyond Auerbach: Homeric narrative and the Epic of Gilgamesh / Johannes Haubold
Homeric battle narrative and the ancient Near East / Adrian Kelly
Narrative focus and elusive thought in Homer / Ruth Scodel
Structure as interpretation in the Homeric Odyssey / Erwin Cook
Exemplarity and narrative in the Greek tradition / Douglas Cairns
'Where do I begin?': An Odyssean narrative strategy and its afterlife / Richard Hunter
Some ancient views on narrative, its structure and working / René Nünlist
Who, Sappho? / Alex Purves
The creative impact of the occasion: Pindar's songs for the Emmenids and Horace's Odes 1.12 and 4.2 / Lucia Athanassaki
Narrative on the Greek tragic stage / P.E. Easterling
Stock situations, topoi and the Greekness of Greek historiography / Lisa Irene Hau
Heliodorus the Hellene / J.R. Morgan
Livy reading Polybius: Adapting Greek narrative to Roman history / Dennish Pausch
Pamela and Plato: Ancient and modern epistolary narratives / A.D. Morrison
The anonymous traveller in European literature: A Greek meme? / Irene J.F. de Jong.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 334-370) and index.

Current Copyright Fee: GBP17.50 0.

In English; with Ancient Greek texts with English translation.

Series
Edinburgh Leventis studies -- 7, Edinburgh Leventis studies -- 7.

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Dewey Decimal Class
880.9001
Library of Congress
PA3014.N37 D44 2014, PA3014.N37

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Pagination
xii, 380 pages
Number of pages
380

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL28392369M
ISBN 10
0748680101, 074868011X
ISBN 13
9780748680108, 9780748680115
LCCN
2014432441
OCLC/WorldCat
868378634

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