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 Orality, Literacy, Memory in the Ancient Greek and Roman World: (Orality and Literacy in Ancient Greece, vol. 7)

Contents

• • Preliminary Materials (i-xii)   (397K)
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    • Contents
    • Preface
    • Notes On Contributors
    • List Of Illustrations
  • Introduction (1-8) by Anne Mackay   (408K)
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    • Bibliography
  • Spatial Memory And The Composition Of The Iliad (9-34) by Elizabeth Minchin   (880K)
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    • What Is Spatial Memory? How Do We Use It?
    • Journeys And Landforms In Living Traditions
    • Movement Across The Landscape In Homer
    • How Does Homer Use Spatial Memory?
    • Bibliography
  • Memory And Visualization In Homeric Discourse Markers (35-64) by Anna Bonifazi   (620K)
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    • Homeric Discourse
    • Memory And Visualization
    • The Central Thesis: Memory And Visualization Inhomeric Au- Discourse Markers
    • Conclusion
    • Bibliography
  • Epic Remembering (65-78) by Egbert J. Bakker   (502K)
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    • Bibliography
  • “Someone, I Say, Will Remember Us”: Oral Memory In Sappho’s Poetry (79-96) by André Lardinois   (527K)
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    • Remembering Sappho
    • Memory In Sappho’s Other Fragments
    • Remembering Sappho In Performance
    • Remembering Sappho In The Underworld?
    • Bibliography
  • Remember To Cry Wolf: Visual And Verbal Declarations Of Lykos Kalos (97-114) by Alexandra Pappas   (510K)
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    • To See A Wolf
    • The Eyes Have It
    • What’s In A Name?
    • In Viva Voce
    • Remember To Cry “Wolf”
    • Conclusion
    • Bibliography
  • Social Memory In Aeschylus’ Oresteia (115-142) by Ruth Scodel   (573K)
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    • Bibliography
  • Trierarchs’ Records And The Athenian Naval Catalogue (Ig I3 1032) (143-162) by Geoffrey Bakewell   (559K)
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    • Bibliography
  • What The Mnemones Know (163-184) by Edwin Carawan   (543K)
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    • 1. Text And Main Lines Of Interpretation
    • 2. Mnemones And Memory
    • 3. The Mnemones At Halikarnassos
    • Bibliography
  • Getting The Last Word: Publication Of Political Oratory As An Instrument Of Historical Revisionism (185-202) by Thomas Hubbard   (488K)
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    • Bibliography
  • Dialectic In Dialogue: The Message Of Plato’s Protagoras And Aristotle’s Topics (203-226) by Han Baltussen   (543K)
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    • 1. Dialogical Practice: Plato’s Protagoras
    • 2. Dialectical Theory: Aristotle’s Topics
    • 3. Points Of View, Personas And The Role Of Memory: A New Orality?
    • 4. Conclusions
    • Bibliography
  • Visual Copies And Memory (227-252) by Jocelyn Penny Small   (559K)
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  • Orality And Autobiography: The Case Of The Res Gestae (253-274) by Niall W. Slater   (511K)
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  • List Of Conference Papers (275-276)   (325K)
  • Index (277-284)   (413K)