La representación de la actio en la historiografía griega y latina /

While performance studies has begun to address the topic of delivery in ancient literature, including the speeches in the works of ancient historians, this book is the first to be devoted to the role of delivery in historiographical writing generally, from its beginnings to late antiquity. The essays in this volume explore the role of delivery in historiography and related genres, presenting evidence for non-verbal communication of different sorts, and by means of several methods or approaches.Includes bibliographical references (pages 151-161) and index.While performance studies has begun to address the topic of delivery in ancient literature, including the speeches in the works of ancient historians, this book is the first to be devoted to the role of delivery in historiographical writing generally, from its beginnings to late antiquity. The essays in this volume explore the role of delivery in historiography and related genres, presenting evidence for non-verbal communication of different sorts, and by means of several methods or approaches