Beschreibung
I contributi raccolti in questo volume sono dedicati principalmente alla commedia frammentaria greca di IV-III secolo a.C. e a quella latina, soprattutto della palliata, con alcune considerazioni anche sulla togata e sulla fabula Atellana. Ledizione e linterpretazione dei frammenti comici pongono dei problemi di carattere metodologico, ma la conservazione parziale dei testi consente, comunque, di approfondire alcuni aspetti drammaturgici e linguistici. La tradizione dei frammenti si deve in parte alle citazioni e alle rielaborazioni di scrittori successivi. La sezione finale del volume è dedicata al mimo greco e latino. The contributions collected in this volume primarily focus on Greek and Roman fragmentary comedy, from 4th - 3rd century B.C. down to palliata (along with togata and fabula Atellana). The edition and interpretation of comic fragments raise some problems in methodology; nevertheless, dramaturgical and linguistic aspects of such texts, which are preserved only partially, can be investigated. The transmission of the fragments partly depends on quotations and adaptations made by later writers. The last section of the volume is devoted to Greek and Roman mime.
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Autorenportrait
Dr. Marcus Deufert ist Professor für Klassische Philologie (Schwerpunkt Latinistik) an der Universität Leipzig.
Rezension
The contributions collected in this volume primarily focus on Greek and Roman fragmentary comedy from 4th - 3rd century B.C. down to palliata (along with togata and fabula Atellana).
The contributions collected in this volume primarily focus on Greek and Roman fragmentary comedy, from 4th - 3rd century B.C. down to palliata (along with togata and fabula Atellana). The edition and interpretation of comic fragments raise some problems in methodology; nevertheless, dramaturgical and linguistic aspects of such texts, which are preserved only partially, can be investigated. The transmission of the fragments partly depends on quotations and adaptations made by later writers. The last section of the volume is devoted to Greek and Roman mime.
Schlagzeile
The contributions collected in this volume primarily focus on Greek and Roman fragmentary comedy, from 4th - 3rd century B.C. down to palliata (along with togata and fabula Atellana). The edition and interpretation of comic fragments raise some problems in methodology; nevertheless, dramaturgical and linguistic aspects of such texts, which are preserved only partially, can be investigated. The transmission of the fragments partly depends on quotations and adaptations made by later writers. The last section of the volume is devoted to Greek and Roman mime.
