Segal ch (6 Ergebnisse)
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Princeton University Press, Princeton, 1986. XIII,208p. Original orange cloth with dust wrps. Nice copy. 'Inspite of all the ingenuity and learning that went into its making, Segal's study, which is a 'negative paradeigma' for the necessity of respecting the text, is of little help in understanding Pindar 'as poet and storytelle…r'. (Pref.p.IX).' (ADOLF KÖHNKEN in The Journal of Hellenic Studies, 1988, p.224).
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Cornell University Press, Ithaca / London, 1986. 384p. Paperback. ?Ch. Segal a réuni dans ce recueil douze articles qui s?échelonnent sur une période de vingt ans (1965-1985, huit titres des années quatre-vingts). Ils reflètent fidèlement l?évolution méthodologique dans l?interprétation des tragédies et des mythes grecs durant c…ette période. La première des quatre sections est d?ordre général et méthodologique et débute par le chapitre que Ch. Seal a rédigé pour la ?Propyläen Geschichte der Literature? sous le titre ?Greek Tragedy and Society: A Structuralist Perspective? (?) Structuralisme et sémiotique sont à l?honneur dans le second article: ?Greek Myth as a Semiotic ans Structural System and the Problem of Tragedy? (?). Sans sous-estimer le fait que la tragédie se situe dans la phase intermédiaire entre al culture orale et la culture écrite, Ch. Seal souligne dans le troisième article l?importance capitale du texte écrit (?). Deux chapitres sont ensuite consacrés à Sophocles (?). Pour Euripides l?auteur a sélectionné trois articles concernant les deux tragédies qui lui sont les plus chères: ?Hippolyte? et les ?Bacchantes? (HERMAN VAN LOOY in L?antiquité classique, 1987, pp.309-10). From the library of Prof. Carl Deroux.
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Princeton University Press, Princeton, n.d.(>1990). XII,279p. Original blue cloth with dust wrps. Nice copy. ?The Epicurean arguments against the fear of death deployed by Lucretius are often granted a pellucid force in their own rationalistic terms, but felt to be an inadequate ?consolation mortis? in the face of the emotional…reality of the fear of extinction. Segal shows that anxieties about the dissolution of the body and the dissipation of the self into the infinite nothingness of death are in fact obsessively confronted in the ?De rerun natura?, but mostly at levels other than that of the discursive argumentation itself. Pervasive is the old dichotomie between philosophy and poetry, but in the now orthodox version whereby the poet?s powers of empathy and imagistic association are working with rather than against the philosophical message. (?) The chief concept, used chiefly as a heuristic model, is the Freudian notion of displacement (?). The results are very fruitful. (?). The book is most persuasive as an account of Lucretius? imagery rather than of his argumentative and consolatory techniques, and in this it is very impressive indeed. In particular S. ranges most innovatively over the poetry of finitude and infinity; in ch. 4 the constricting and dark fear of the bottomless ocean of non-being is seen in inverse relationship to the liberation afforded by the exhilarating and radiant vision of the infinity of the epicurean universe. (?) In ch. 5 the interchangeability of microcosm and macrocosm provides the basis for an exploration of the imagery of constructing and destroying boundaries of the universe, the city, and the body, culminating in the violation by the plague of the walls of Athens and of the bodily integrity of its inhabitants at the end of the poem. (?) The next two chapters, 6 and 7, continue with the same theme in the form of a detailed examination of Lucretius? handling of ?primary boundary anxiety, the psychological term for anxiety about the invasion or deformation of one?s body. (?) Chapter 8 is a fine discussion of the manipulation of literary models in the list of illustrious dead at 3.1024-44, showing subtly how traditional models of heroism are inverted and replaced.? (PHILIP HARDIE in The Classical Review (New Series), 1992, pp.299-300).
Verlag: Ithaca, Ldn., Cornell University Press, (1986)., 1986
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In den WarenkorbXII,384 p. Paperback 23 cm (Ballpoint marks in the table of contents. In Chapter 11 several underlinings and marginal notes in blue ink, one large note in black ink) 700 gr.
Verlag: Princeton, Princeton University Press, (1981), 1981
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In den WarenkorbXII,348 p. Cloth. 24 cm (First 235 p. are on Theocritus, the rest on Vergil) 850 gr.
Verlag: Princeton, Princeton University Press, (1981), 1981
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