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Among the Ancients IIPindar and BacchylidesIn the fifth episode of Among the Ancients II we turn to Greek lyric, focusing on Pindar’s victory odes, considered a benchmark for the sublime since antiquity, and the vivid, narrative-driven dithyrambs of Bacchylides. Through close reading, Emily and Tom tease out allusions, lexical flourishes and formal experimentation, and explain the highly contextual nature of these tightly choreographed, public-facing poems. They illustrate how precarious work could be for a praise poet in a world driven by competition – striking the right note to please your patron, guarantee the next gig, and stay on good terms with the gods.2024-04-2411 min
Close ReadingsAmong the Ancients II: Pindar and BacchylidesIn the fifth episode of Among the Ancients II we turn to Greek lyric, focusing on Pindar’s victory odes, considered a benchmark for the sublime since antiquity, and the vivid, narrative-driven dithyrambs of Bacchylides. Through close reading, Emily and Tom tease out allusions, lexical flourishes and formal experimentation, and explain the highly contextual nature of these tightly choreographed, public-facing poems. They illustrate how precarious work could be for a praise poet in a world driven by competition – striking the right note to please your patron, guarantee the next gig, and stay on good terms with the gods.2024-04-2411 min
Андрей Баумейстер"Троя": главный нарратив европейской цивилизации"Илиада" Гомера и Троя - главный нарратив европейской цивилизации. Модель всех дальнейших повествований. В очередном выпуске "Культурной Одиссеи" собеседники делают попытку проследить это рождение самопонимания западного человека в контексте главного мифа нашей цивилизации - Троякого мифа.
Список литературы
Первоисточники:
● Гомер. Илиада
● Гомер. Одиссея
● Вергилий. Энеида
● Данте. Божественная комедия
● Бенуа де Сент-Мор. Роман о Трое
● Кристина Пизанская. Послание Офеи Гектору
● Кристина Пизанская. Книга о граде женском
● Джованни Боккачо. Филострато
● Гете. Фауст
● Уильям Шекспир. Троил и Крессеида
● Хартман Шедель. Нюрнбернская хроника
Литература на русском языке:
● Олег Ивик. Троя: Пять тысяч лет реальности и мифа. - М.: Ломоносовъ, 2021.
● https://turkisharchaeonews.net/site/troy
● Л.А.Гиндин, В.Л.Цымбурский. Гомер и история Восточного Средиземноморья. - М.: Восточная литература РАН, 1996. Ссылка на книгу: http://www.sno.pro1.ru/lib/gindin-zym...
● Н.Л. Сахарный. Илиада: Разыскания в области смысла и стиля гомеровской поэмы. - Архангельск, 1957.
● А.Ф. Лосев. Гомер. - М.: Учпедгиз, 1960.
● А.Б. Лорд. Сказитель. - М.: Восточная литература РАН, 1994. Ссылка на книгу: https://eusp.org/sites/default/files/...
● Карл Блеген К. Троя и троянцы. - М.: Центрполиграф, 2002
Литература на иностранных языках:
● Alexandra Villing. J. Lesley Fitton, Victoria Donnellan and Andrew Shapland. Troy. Myth and reality. - London: The British Museum, 2019.
● Schliemanns Welten. Sein Leben. Seine Entdeckungen. Sein Mythos. - Berlin: E.A.Seemann, 2022.
● Alan Shepard, Stephen D. Powell (Ed.). Fantasies of Troy: Classical tales and the social imaginary in Medieval and early modern Europe. - Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies, Victoria University in the University of Toronto, 2004.
● Eric H. Cline. The Trojan War. A Very Short Introduction. - Oxford: Oxford. University Press, 2013.
● Barbara Graziosi. Homer: A Very Short Introduction. A Very Short Introduction. - Oxford: Oxford. University Press, 2019.
● Dieter Hertel. Troja. Archäologie. Geschichte. Mythos. - München: Beck, 2008.
● Melanie Möller. Homer. - Stuttgart: Reclam, 2022.
● Antonios Rengakos, Bernhard Zimmermann (Hrsg.). Homer Handbuch. Leben - Werk - Wirkung. - Stuttgart-Weimar: Verlag J.B.Metzler, 2011.
● Jochann Heinrich Just Köpper. Erklärende Anmerkungen zum Homer. - Hannover, 1792.
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Author: Barbara Graziosi
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Release date: June 28, 2019
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