The paper discusses iconicity in Tacitus' works. It highlights the presence of the principle of psychological sequentiality, particulary in the way that Tacitus described the feelings of his protagonists. The analysis reveals that Tacitus strictly observed the principles of proximity and quantity, especially while depicting battles, which enchant with their vivid descriptions. Finally, the paper discusses the so-called disorder of form – the use of asyndetic clauses of chaotic construction
In this article it is maintained that, despite the scepticism of some traditional philologists, narr...
This paper argues that a close reading of Tacitus Histories 1.12-49 is crucial for understanding the...
Tacitus' selection and treatment of reported speech in the Annals differed intentionally from establ...
This thesis explores the role of vision and space in the works of Tacitus. A number of recent studie...
Since knowability must emanate from the single individual, singularity constitutes the frame of refe...
Three 20th-century literary approaches have had a marked influence on the reception of Tacitus' hist...
The paper discusses the way of presenting Tiberius in Tacitus’ Annals; it concentrates on the analys...
The Bachelor's thesis is concerned with Tacitus' view of Roman waging of war, evaluation of the impa...
D.Litt. et Phil. (Latin)The aim of this study is to establish the importance of the comparative and ...
Tacitus’ treatment of the Battle of Teutoburg Forest in Annals 1.61-62 is a graphic and gruesome acc...
Analyses of conflict in Tacitus have often been focussed on tbe constitution of the Principate, spec...
The Commentary deals only with stylistic and linguistic matters. Textual problems are sometimes disc...
In this thesis I shall discuss a rhetorical feature of Tacitus\u27 style--inconcinnity. In general ...
D.Litt. et Phil.Can a framework based on literary theory be successfully applied to the analysis of ...
In this article it is maintained that, despite the scepticism of some traditional philologists, narr...
In this article it is maintained that, despite the scepticism of some traditional philologists, narr...
This paper argues that a close reading of Tacitus Histories 1.12-49 is crucial for understanding the...
Tacitus' selection and treatment of reported speech in the Annals differed intentionally from establ...
This thesis explores the role of vision and space in the works of Tacitus. A number of recent studie...
Since knowability must emanate from the single individual, singularity constitutes the frame of refe...
Three 20th-century literary approaches have had a marked influence on the reception of Tacitus' hist...
The paper discusses the way of presenting Tiberius in Tacitus’ Annals; it concentrates on the analys...
The Bachelor's thesis is concerned with Tacitus' view of Roman waging of war, evaluation of the impa...
D.Litt. et Phil. (Latin)The aim of this study is to establish the importance of the comparative and ...
Tacitus’ treatment of the Battle of Teutoburg Forest in Annals 1.61-62 is a graphic and gruesome acc...
Analyses of conflict in Tacitus have often been focussed on tbe constitution of the Principate, spec...
The Commentary deals only with stylistic and linguistic matters. Textual problems are sometimes disc...
In this thesis I shall discuss a rhetorical feature of Tacitus\u27 style--inconcinnity. In general ...
D.Litt. et Phil.Can a framework based on literary theory be successfully applied to the analysis of ...
In this article it is maintained that, despite the scepticism of some traditional philologists, narr...
In this article it is maintained that, despite the scepticism of some traditional philologists, narr...
This paper argues that a close reading of Tacitus Histories 1.12-49 is crucial for understanding the...
Tacitus' selection and treatment of reported speech in the Annals differed intentionally from establ...
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