Add to ORKGABSTRACT: The article is based on a complete data set of all volo commands in Roman comedy (a large and relevant corpus); the semantic and pragmatic features of the volo command are described, and argument is made that Plautus characterizes on the linguistic level using the volo command in selected passages. Please cite only the published version
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The presence of ancient comedies on stage, during a period when vernacular language appeared as the ...
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textThe theory of powerless speech suggests that speakers in powerless social positions use more “po...
The comedies of Titus Maccius Plautus have attracted critical attention virtually since their produc...
The article presents an analysis of letters found in Plautus' comedies. Dividing the correspondence ...
This paper illustrates the crucial methodological bases for designing a corpus based on the Plautine...
The arousal of anger and fear are widely used as rhetorical strategies of persuasion in Roman litera...
Plautus is perhaps the supreme example, in the Roman literary world, of the tendency to use legal th...
The chapter presents the results of a fresh analysis of all lemmata found in Plautus and Terence. Th...
The article is devoted to Plautus’ comedy «The Captives». Plautus, like other Roman come...
This dissertation examines the cultural constructs that are the basic elements of the comedies of Pl...
The rollicking comedies of Plautus, who brilliantly adapted Greek plays for Roman audiences c. 205–1...
The work is made available for download in PDF, ePub, Docx, and HTML formats. This work may be free...
This article seeks to outline how the characters in Plautus’ Amphitruo communicate and relate with e...
Titus Maccius Plautus is the one of the most renowned Roman playwrights of his era, creating artful ...
The presence of ancient comedies on stage, during a period when vernacular language appeared as the ...
The aim of this chapter is to analyse the constructions with support verb (like verba facere, consil...
textThe theory of powerless speech suggests that speakers in powerless social positions use more “po...
The comedies of Titus Maccius Plautus have attracted critical attention virtually since their produc...
The article presents an analysis of letters found in Plautus' comedies. Dividing the correspondence ...