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Music for Monsters: Ovid’S Metamorphoses, Bucolic Evolution, and Bucolic Criticism
, 2006 Ovidian epic promises what is potentially important evidence about the evolution of the bucolic genre after Virgil. After the instant success of the Eclogues, and while Theocritus as well as Moschus and Bion were still important poetic voices in Rome, bucolics must have been accepted, for the first time in the Western tradition, as an institutionalized
Barchiesi, Alessandro
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Advances in Mathematics, 2013 We introduce and investigate bucolic complexes, a common generalization of systolic complexes and of CAT(0) cubical complexes. They are defined as simply connected prism complexes satisfying some local combinatorial conditions. We study various approaches to bucolic complexes: from graph-theoretic and topological perspective, as well as from the point ...
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2023
This thesis presents twenty-eight poems written during my time as an M.F.A. candidate at George Mason University. The three principle subjects are subjectivity, art, and translation. The order of presentation follows roughly the progression of the seasons.
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This thesis presents twenty-eight poems written during my time as an M.F.A. candidate at George Mason University. The three principle subjects are subjectivity, art, and translation. The order of presentation follows roughly the progression of the seasons.
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How Bucolic are Theocritus’ Bucolic Singers?
2006Theocritus was already considered by the ancients to have been the inventor of bucolic poetry, in as much as he developed a new literary genre based on a series of contents that we can now understand to have been present in oral performances of a pre-literary character.
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2023
Abstract In itself, the bucolic world may be elusive, but it is given shape and definition by what is at its margins. This chapter considers three poems that, in the Theocritean corpus as it has come down to us, perform this function of definition.
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Abstract In itself, the bucolic world may be elusive, but it is given shape and definition by what is at its margins. This chapter considers three poems that, in the Theocritean corpus as it has come down to us, perform this function of definition.
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Panegyric in Virgil’S Bucolics
2006Panegyric is not a very popular topic in the study of pastoral. But in Virgil's Bucolics almost all eclogues contain some kind of panegyric, and in Calpurnius Siculus panegyric determines the character of the first, middle and last eclogues of the book.
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The Design of Virgil’s Bucolics
2004In 1986, reviewing recent work on the Bucolics, William S. Anderson wrote, ‘Van Sickle, Design, has produced the most persuasive portrait of the Eclogues, arguing cogently for what he calls an “ideological order”.’ The Design of Virgil’s Bucolics argues that Virgil composed his ten eclogues as parts of a system: the Book of Bucolics conceived as a ...
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The Alternative Futures of the Lyric Characters: Time Imagined and Time Sung in the Bucolic Corpus
Trends in Classics, 2020Evina Sistakou
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