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hardcover. Condizione: Sehr gut. 220 Seiten Very good copy. - Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - contents: PART I INTRODUCTION Chapter One. The Burden of the Past: By Way of Introduction Wim Verbaal PART II BEGINNINGS? Chapter Two. Antiquity's Antiquity Sander M. Goldberg Chapter Three. Intercultural Imitation in Christian Latin Poetry as a Way to the Medieval Poetics of Alterity Francesco Stella Chapter Four. Linguistic Unity and Variety of Styles: The Latin of Poggio Bracciolini. Davide Canfora PART III PERFECTIONS? Chapter Five. "The Classics' as Potential for the Future: The 'High Period' of Ancient Latin Literature Gregor Vogt-Spira Chapter Six. Mastering Authors and Authorizing Masters in the Long Twelfth Century Jan M. Ziolkowski Chapter Seven. Humanist Rhetoric in the Renaissance: Classical Mastery? Marc van der Poel PART IV TRANSITIONS? Chapter Eight. Bringing Up The Rear: Continuity and Change in the Latin Poetry of Late Antiquity Michael Roberts Chapter Nine. The Latin Literature of the Late Middle Ages: Constructions of a Period. Thomas Haye Chapter Ten. "Posteriores sed non deteriores": The Humanist Perspective on Latin Literature at the End of the Quattrocento and its Repercussions in the French Renaissance Perrine Galand-Hallyn ISBN 9789004153271 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 571.…

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Brochure. Condizione: Gut. 452 p. Einband leicht berieben, Bleistiftanmerkungen im Inhaltsverzeichnis, sonst sauber / Couverture légèrement frottée, annotations au crayon dans la table des matières, sinon propre. - TABLE DES MATIÈRES P. GALAND-HALLYN, C. Lévy et W. VERBAAL Avant-propos PREMIÈRE PARTIE LES LIEUX DU PLAISIR E. MALASPINA G. SAURON La forêt, lieu de plaisir-absence de plaisir Les théâtres à Rome A. DAN Les lieux de plaisir dans la Rome d' Ovide Sénèque et la villégiature: du bon usage des plaisirs en voyage R. CHAMBERT A. RAFFARIN- DUPUIS La redécouverte des lieux de plaisir par les humanistes J.-M. AGASSE Nihil aliud fere quam deliciae DEUXIÈME PARTIE PLAISIR ET SENSUALITÉ L. DURET Plaisir érotique et plaisir esthétique : l'éloge de la chevelure dans les Métamorphoses d' Apu- lée -H. CASANOVA- Rustica voluptas. Produits agrestes et sensua- ROBIN J. NASSICHUK lité dans la première Eglogue de Pontano Le plaisir sensuel et le plaisir savant dans l'½uvre élégiaque de Pontano. Dire le plaisir, plaisir à dire les élégies amoureuses de Jean Second É. SÉRIS TROISIÈME PARTIE PLAISIR ET AUTORITÉ F. NAU C. LÉVY Catulle et la censure: les stratégies du plaisir Soldat de la vertu, soldat du plaisir : les mé- tamorphoses de la notion de militia chez Lu- crèce et chez Cicéron L. MÉRY La condamnation du plaisir chez Tite-Live: une certaine idée de Rome? I. COGITORE Les plaisirs impériaux, révélateurs politiques QUATRIÈME PARTIE PLAISIR ET VIEILLESSE AUTOUR DU DE SENECTUTE DE CICÉRON A. DUBOURDIEU À chaque âge ses plaisirs ? F. PROST Le thème du plaisir dans le Cato Maior: as- pects philosophiques M. DE FRANCHIS La figure de Caton l'Ancien comme ad- J.-Cl. JULHE versaire du plaisir d'après les témoignages comparés de Cicéron et de Tite-Live Martial et Caton à l'heure des plaisirs: du Cato Maior à la défense de l'épigramme Pétrarque, lecteur du Cato Maior L. HERMAND SCHEBAT - LES AUTEURS. ISBN 9782503528632 Sprache: Französisch Gewicht in Gramm: 378.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: New. &Uumlber den AutorYanick Maes, Ph.D. (2005) in Classical Philology, Ghent University, is Doctor Assistant for Latin Literature at Ghent University. He works and publishes on Lucan, Latin elegy, and the use of literature in school.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - No cultural phenomenon can remain vital and evolve without a continuous integration of external elements. Instead of reading the process of appropriation in terms of 'sources' or 'models', the dynamics involved are better understood using more flexible categories such as creative reception, polyphony and dialogue. In every phase of its evolution, in Antiquity, the Middle Ages or (Early) Modern times, Latin literature had to face a double challenge, one from the past, and one from the present: although the models and heritage of the past always remained normative, contemporary demands had to be met too. The contributions in this volume analyze different moments of intercultural negotiation within the long history of Latin Literature.…

Brochure. Condizione: Gut. 418 p. Un bon exemplaire propre, seulement des marques de crayon dans la table des matières. - TABLE DES MATIÈRES P. GALAND-HALLYN, S. LAIGNEAU, C. LÉVY ET W. VERBAAL >> J.-C. JULHE >> DEUXIÈME PARTIE L'amicitia: codes sociaux et politiques J.-E. BERNARD > « Écriture du voyage et pratique de l'ami- tié dans l'Antiquité latine tardive: Ruti- J. SOLER lius Namatianus et Paulin de Nole >>> «La vraie justice naturelle: notes sur l'ami- M.-D. CoUZINET tié chez Jean Bodin >>> TROISIÈME PARTIE La >> >> É. SÉRIS «Sanctum iocundae foedus amicitiae: Ange Po- litien et Bartolommeo della Fonte >>> M.-F. ANDRÉ W. LUDWIG S. GUILLET- LABURTHE «L'amitié dans le Dialogue sur l'improvisa- tion en latin de Nicolas Bérauld (1534) » « Le genre des Alba amicorum >>> «Le cardinal Du Bellay, mécène, sage et sauveur. Pour une étude poétique de la fi- gure de l'ami dans l'½uvre du poète Jean Salmon Macrin >>> G. VAGENHEIM - «Une amitié épigraphique: Martinus Smetius (Maarten de Smet), Carolus Clu- sius (Charles de l'Escluse) et Justus Lipsius (Juste Lipse) >> QUATRIÈME PARTIE La lettre comme miroir de l'amitié É. WOLFF > C. COSME >> W. VERBAAL >> LES AUTEURS. ISBN 9782503528649 Sprache: Französisch Gewicht in Gramm: 501.…

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Paperback, Pages: 428, Size:178 x 254 mm, Illustrations:13 tables b/w., Language(s):English, Latin. ISBN 9782503619736. Summary This book offers the first comprehensive study of the generation of Latin poets active around 1100-Hildebert of Lavardin, Marbod of Rennes, Geoffrey of Reims, and Baudri of Bourgueil-situating them as a coherent and self-aware movement at the threshold of the twelfth-century renaissance. Positioned between earlier traditions and later figures such as Peter Abelard and Bernard of Clairvaux, these authors emerge as both formative teachers and critical interlocutors. The study identifies shared linguistic and poetic practices shaped by the dialectical methods associated with Berengar of Tours, reconstructing a poetics that informed the teaching of grammar and poetry and aids in the attribution of anonymous texts. At the same time, it delineates regional and intellectual divergences, notably between the Loire schools, the Holy Roman Empire, and Reims. Grounded in extensive scholarship yet moving beyond author-focused studies, the book reframes this generation's decisive role in Latin and emerging vernacular literary cultures. "Loire Poetics is an ambitious study that will be indispensable for all students of European poetry (not just Latin poetry) from the central Middle Ages. It presents bold arguments about the character of a new poetics emergent from the late eleventh century. The author's claims, while expansive, are built patiently from probing discussion of several dozen individual poems. By choosing to publish his monumental study in English, the author performs an important additional service, since the impressive artistry of the poets at issue-the giants Hildebert of Lavardin, Marbod of Rennes, and Baudri of Bourgueil, but also less familiar figures, such as Geoffrey of Reims-remains somewhat underserved by anglophone scholarship. Professor Verbaal's expert guidance should attract new students to these authors through his contextualized close readings and accompanying translations. The latter are often inspired, revealing a rare sensitivity to the idiom, tone, and pace of the originals." -Christopher A. Jones (The Ohio State University) TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 1. A poem and its world: Mapping poetry 1. How to Read a Poem 2. Preliminary Poetics 3. Some Poets and some Poems 2. Poets on poets: Poetical criticism 1. Hildebert of Lavardin: A "Priestly" View 2. Geoffrey of Reims: An Emulator's View 3. Marbod of Rennes: An Existential View 4. Literary Criticism around 1100 3. Poems to poems: poetical renewal 1. Masters in poetry: models 2. Masters in poetry: teachers 3. Masters in poetry: pupils 4. Masters of poetry: renewal 5. Masters of poetry: contrasts 4. Poems with a Past: Loire classicism 1. Classical Antiquity at the Loire 2. Using the Classics: Marbod and Sigebert 3. Re-writing the Classics 4. Re-voicing the Classics 5. Re-viving the Classics 6. Re-telling the Classics 7. Conclusion: Being a Classic 5. Poems and Poetry: Toward a Loire Poetics 1. Deconstruction and interconnection: the writing of verse 2. Creating consistency: style and genres 3. Conceiving fictionality: topics and textual realities 4. Loire poetics: teaching poetry in poetry 5. Conclusion: A Poetics of the Loire 6. Poems and their Families: Poetic contamination 1. Books, Booklets, Collections: Baudri 2. Composing Books: Hildebert 3. Decomposing books: Marbod 4. Poetry books 5. Conclusion 7. Poets and their Worlds: historical background of the new poetics 1. Colouring poetics 2. Political Poetics 3. Silent poetics 4. Armed poetics 5. Conclusion 8. Conclusion Appendices Bibliography 0 g.…

Condizione: nuovo. Pages: 428 p.Illustrations:13 tables b/w. Language(s):English, Latin. Publication Year:2026. ISBN: 978-2-503-61973-6. Brepols. "Loire Poetics is an ambitious study that will be indispensable for all students of European poetry (not just Latin poetry) from the central Middle Ages. It presents bold arguments about the character of a new poetics emergent from the late eleventh century. The author's claims, while expansive, are built patiently from probing discussion of several dozen individual poems. By choosing to publish his monumental study in English, the author performs an important additional service, since the impressive artistry of the poets at issue—the giants Hildebert of Lavardin, Marbod of Rennes, and Baudri of Bourgueil, but also less familiar figures, such as Geoffrey of Reims—remains somewhat underserved by anglophone scholarship. Professor Verbaal's expert guidance should attract new students to these authors through his contextualized close readings and accompanying translations. The latter are often inspired, revealing a rare sensitivity to the idiom, tone, and pace of the originals." -Christopher A. Jones (The Ohio State University) TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Status quaestionis and presentation of the poets and the methodology folllowed 1. Philology and Theology 2. 'Loire' poets 3. From poem to poet 1. A poem and its world: Mapping poetry Starting from the poems that are read without immediately presenting the poets, the introduction already gives the general outlines of the entire book. 1. How to Read a Poem 2. Preliminary Poetics 3. Some Poets and some Poems 2. Poets on poets: Poetical criticism Attention is paid to the way these poets evaluate the work of their peers and what this teaches us about their own approaches to the sense of poetry. 1. Hildebert of Lavardin: A "Priestly" View 2. Geoffrey of Reims: An Emulator's View 3. Marbod of Rennes: An Existential View 4. Literary Criticism around 1100 3. Poems to poems: poetical renewal The chapter analysis the renewal of these poets in comparison to their more traditional peers. 1. Masters in poetry: models 2. Masters in poetry: teachers 3. Masters in poetry: pupils 4. Masters of poetry: renewal 5. Masters of poetry: contrasts 4. Poems with a Past: Loire classicism The problem of the classicism in modern evaluation of the poets and their poetics. 1. Classical Antiquity at the Loire 2. Using the Classics: Marbod and Sigebert 3. Re-writing the Classics 4. Re-voicing the Classics 5. Re-viving the Classics 6. Re-telling the Classics 7. Conclusion: Being a Classic 5. Poems and Poetry: Toward a Loire Poetics Attempt to construct the general poetics behind the renewal of these decades. 1. Deconstruction and interconnection: the writing of verse 2. Creating consistency: style and genres 3. Conceiving fictionality: topics and textual realities 4. Loire poetics: teaching poetry in poetry 5. Conclusion: A Poetics of the Loire 6. Poems and their Families: Poetic contamination Analysis of the way the poems are transmitted and what this teaches us about how to approach the mass of anonymous collections. 1. Books, Booklets, Collections: Baudri 2. Composing Books: Hildebert 3. Decomposing books: Marbod 4. Poetry books 5. Conclusion 7. Poets and their Worlds: historical background of the new poetics This chapter wants to put the poets, their poems and the new poetics in their historical frame, showing to what extent some of these poets succeeded in transmitting an image of themselves that is denied by historical factuality. 1. Colouring poetics 2. Political Poetics 3. Silent poetics 4. Armed poetics . Conclusion 8. Conclusion Conclusions are drawn from the preceding book as to the meaning of these poets for the following generations. This is illustrated by the writing techniques of Bernard of Clairvaux, Peter Abelard and William IX. 1. The School and the Monastery 2. The School and the Schools 3. The School and the Court. …