Intertextual Biography in the Rivalry of Cratinus and Aristophanes

Biles, Zachary P.

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“…The latter has been of major were thought to be, particularly suited to the task. On the interest to scholars recently: Sidwell (1995), Rosen selection procedure, see Marshall and Willigenburg (2004) 2000, Ruffell (2002) and Biles (2002). 91-2 and Csapo and Slater (1995) 157-8. these theatrical experiences, explicitly mentioned in the case of Helen (produced in 412, together with the Andromeda, while the Palamedes dates back to 415).…”

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The competence of theatre audiences in fifth- and fourth-century Athens

Revermann

2006

J. Hell. Stud.

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AbstractAfter dismissing various possible approaches to the question of audience competence in fifth- and fourth-century Athens, this article proposes to tackle this important and notorious problem with a novel strategy that is not ‘top-down’ but ‘bottom-up’, starting with spectators rather than plays and focusing on the bottom-line of expertise which can be taken to be shared by the majority of audience members. An umbrella-notion of ‘theatrical competence’ is established before two central characteristics of drama performed in Athens are exploited: the participation of spectators in the citizen-chorus at the Great Dionysia, and the implications for the competence issue of frequent exposure to an art form which is as formally conservative as preserved Attic drama. What emerges is a model of stratified decoding by spectators (élite and non-élite) who share a considerable level of theatrical competence. In a final step, this model is applied to a number of case studies taken from fifth-century comedy.

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“…Ruffell (2002) 155 and 162.65 Ruffell (2002) andBiles (2002) Hubbard (1991). 64 As is implied by Acharnians 628-9.126-39 regards the parabasis of Wasps as linked to the plots of both Knights and Clouds.…”

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The competence of theatre audiences in fifth- and fourth-century Athens

Revermann

2006

J. Hell. Stud.

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“…6.32. 36 Luppe 2000, 18;Rosen 2000, 30-32;Biles 2002Biles ≈ 2011 It is likely that Aristophanes' caricature in the Knights was already responding to Cratinus' preexisting self-presentation: Rosen 2000, 30-32;Biles 2002Biles , 177-80 ≈ 2011Bakola 2008Bakola , 11-15 ≈ 2010 Cf. also Cratinus fr.…”

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Repeating the Unrepeated: Allusions to Homeric Hapax Legomena in Archaic and Classical Greek Poetry

Nelson¹

2021

Repetition, Communication, and Meaning in the Ancient World

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“…Vasconcellos 2016.144 Pickard-Cambridge (1968).145 Cf. sobre issoBiles 2002; Bakola 2010. 146 Sobre essa relação entre a voz do poeta na parábase e o enredo da peça Acarnenses, cf Bowie 1982..…”

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Humor e metalinguagem nos prólogos de Terêncio

da Silva Lazaro Bragion

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Ata da defesa, assinada pelos membros da Comissão Examinadora, consta no SIGA/Sistema de Fluxo de Dissertação/Tese e na Secretaria de Pós Graduação do IEL. AGRADECIMENTOSAo término desta jornada, que contou com desafios até mesmo inesperados, devo agradecer àqueles que se fizeram presentes em cada etapa e deram, cada qual à sua maneira, a contribuição necessária para que se cumprisse essa que vai além de uma etapa na minha formação, mas antes, é um marco na minha própria história.Agradeço, em primeiro lugar, à minha caríssima orientadora professora Dr. Isabella Tardin Cardoso por, desde a graduação, com o projeto de Iniciação Científica, não ter poupado generosidade ao me ensinar a fazer pesquisa, incentivar e guiar desde os primeiros passos. Pela companhia, pelos encontros com cafezinho e conversa (sobre a Comédia Romana, sobre a vida...), por ter se tornado um exemplo e um alvo da minha admiração minha eterna gratidão.Agradeço imensamente ao professor Dr. Alexandre Hasegawa e à professora Dra. Adriane Duarte por comporem minha banca de qualificação, por tantas recomendações e direcionamentos de que muito me vali para essa versão final de minha Tese. Muito obrigada também aos professores que aceitaram compor a minha banca de defesa, Prof.

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Intertextual Biography in the Rivalry of Cratinus and Aristophanes

Cited by 42 publications

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The competence of theatre audiences in fifth- and fourth-century Athens

The competence of theatre audiences in fifth- and fourth-century Athens

Repeating the Unrepeated: Allusions to Homeric Hapax Legomena in Archaic and Classical Greek Poetry

Humor e metalinguagem nos prólogos de Terêncio

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