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ART: METAMORPHOSES AND DISCOURSES
Art: metamorphoses and discourses. Collective monograph. Riga, Latvia : “Baltija Publishing”, 2021.
Nesen, Iryna; National Academy of Culture and Arts Management, Ukraine +19 more
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Consonant Alliteration in Ovid’s "Metamorphoses", Books IX–XV
Consonant Alliteration in Ovid’s "Metamorphoses", Books IX–XV In Book IX T, D alliteration amounts to 21,8%, M, N – 16,8%, in Book X the most frequent alliteration is T, D – 21,2%, then M, N – 12,9%. In Book XI the first place belongs to alliteration
Stanisław Śnieżewski
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Metamorphose of Demons in Lithograph Illustrations of Iskandarnāma Naghali (1856-57 AD) [PDF]
Since the curios and creative mind of the human always attracts to unknowns and wonders, issues of this kind are interesting all the time. Thus, the footprint of the supernatural creatures and humans can be found in the beliefs, legends and folk tales ...
nima adham, Mehdi Hosseini
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Metamorphoses of the Uncanny in the Short-Story “The Landlady” by Roald Dahl
This study analyzes several metamorphoses of the uncanny that the short-story “The Landlady” by Roald Dahl thematizes. The Freudian notion of the uncanny is connected with the definitions of the fantastic according to Tzevtan Todorov and of the maternal ...
Jacques Sohier
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Sulle orme di Ercole: modelli epici a confronto tra Ovidio e Petronio
The article aims to explore the connections between the fifteenth book of Ovid’s Metamorphoses and the Bellum civile sung by Eumolpus in Petronius’ Satyricon.
Laura Aresi
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Este trabajo analiza la función de las alusiones al lamento del Cíclope ovidiano en las palabras de Trifena y en la reacción de Encolpio (Sat. 100.3-5).
Marcos Carmignani
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The Bavarian Commentary and the Beginning of the Medieval Reception of the Metamorphoses
This chapter explores the earliest material witnesses to the medieval reception of Ovid’s Metamorphoses and shows what they can tell us about what attracted the medieval reader to Ovid’s great work.
Robin Wahlsten Böckerman +1 more
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Recasting Ovid in medieval Germany. Albrecht von Halberstadt's Metamorphoses
A study of Albrecht von Halberstadt's Middle High German ...
Anna Cappellotto
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La tenture des Métamorphoses des Gobelins : émulation artistique et stratégies commerciales
The Metamorphoses tapestry, woven at the Manufacture Royale des Gobelins over some fifty years, beginning in 1680, is one of the largest creations ever made by Parisian craftsmen. It has been extensively woven. However, it has not been thoroughly studied,
Pascal-François Bertrand
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Gábor Devecseri und die ovidschen Metamorphosen
The paper is dealing with the works of Gábor Devecseri (1917–1971), who was one of the most prominent and eminent translators of ancient literature in Hungary.
Anikó Polgár
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