Dionysus and the Ambiguity of Orgiastic Music

Ieranò, Giorgio

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A Companion to Ancient Greek and Roman Music 2020

DOI: 10.1002/9781119275510.ch3

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Dionysus and the Ambiguity of Orgiastic Music

Giorgio Ieranò¹

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Résonance du corps, résonance de l’âme : le phénomène de l’écho entre physiologie et psychologie, d’Alcméon à Platon

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Dialogues d'Histoire Ancienne

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En étudiant les significations à la fois communes et techniques de l’écho dans la pensée grecque, cet article s’efforce de mettre en lumière le rôle que cette notion a joué dans l’élaboration, par certains philosophes et médecins du v e siècle avant J.-C., d’une théorie de la perception auditive (par la résonance du corps), puis dans la formulation, par Platon, d’une théorie de la persuasion (par la résonance de l’âme).

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Résonance du corps, résonance de l’âme : le phénomène de l’écho entre physiologie et psychologie, d’Alcméon à Platon

Mariat¹

2022

Dialogues d'Histoire Ancienne

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Alcibiades's Epiphanic Experience in Plato'sSymposium

Petraki

2022

Illinois Classical Studies

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In Plato's Symposium, Alcibiades resorts to the imagery of art and describes the Socratic virtues in terms of “divine statues.” In this paper, I argue that Plato makes Alcibiades use the poetics of divine salvific and erotic epiphany in order to describe his (quasi) epiphanic experience at the sight of Socrates at Potidaia, Delion, and Agathon's house. First, I offer a brief account of scholarly views on this imagery and of my own contribution. Then, I discuss Alcibiades's Bacchic experience with Socrates qua Silenus, and I examine those passages in which Plato turns traditional epiphanic language to his own ends.

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Dionysus and the Ambiguity of Orgiastic Music

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Résonance du corps, résonance de l’âme : le phénomène de l’écho entre physiologie et psychologie, d’Alcméon à Platon

Résonance du corps, résonance de l’âme : le phénomène de l’écho entre physiologie et psychologie, d’Alcméon à Platon

Alcibiades's Epiphanic Experience in Plato'sSymposium

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