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ASPECTS OF GREEK COMEDY

The Classical Review, 2022
chronology. Given that both Strattis and Aristophanes went on to compose a comic Phoenissae in response to Euripides, this would seem another opportunity to explore paradramatic games. J.’s book provides superb groundwork for this, and I hope a next step
Michael Ewans
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(I.) MATIJAŠIĆ Timachidas Rhodius (Supplementum Grammaticum Graecum 4). Leiden and Boston: Brill, 2020. Pp. xvi + 216. €164/$197. 9789004441736.

Journal of Hellenic Studies, 2022
thinking about Greek comedy and has published the definitive modern commentary on Menander’s Samia (Cambridge 2013) as well as the important edited volume Menander in Contexts (New York 2014).
Stephanie Roussou
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Euripides’s Orestes

, 2020
This chapter analyzes Euripides’s Orestes as a corrective paracomic response to the parodies and poetic criticisms from Aristophanes’s Women at the Thesmophoria.
Craig Jendza
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Tragic and Epic Visions of the Oikos in Aristophanes' Wasps

Classical World, 2019
:This article argues that Aristophanes' use of paratragedy and paraepic helps define Philocleon's and Bdelycleon's pointedly opposing views of themselves and their household. Bdelycleon conceives of his household as his property that he needs to protect,
Nina Papathanasopoulou
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153Tereus in the Fifth and Fourth Century: From Paratragedy to Mythic Burlesque

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Paratragedy in Plato’s Gorgias

2009
Abstract Recent scholarship on Plato̓s Gorgias has focused on three distinct axes of interpretation: first, the intractability of Callicles as an interlocutor and the limits of Socratic dialectic; second, the function and meaning of the eschatological myth with which the dialogue ends;3 and third, the dialogue̓s relationship to tragedy ...
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The Clothes Make the Man: Aristophanes and the Ragged Hero in Euripides’ Helen

Classical Philology, 2016
Donna Zuckerberg
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paratragediate, v.

2023
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S. PAPAIOANNOU (ED.), TERENCE AND INTERPRETATION (Pierides: Studies in Greek and Latin Literature 4). Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2014. Pp. x + 307.isbn 9781443863858. £52.99.

Journal of Roman Studies, 2016
A. Traill
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The Shape of the Roman Order: The Republic and Its Spaces by Daniel J. Gargola (review)

, 2018
A. H. Lushkov
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