English summary: Poetics at the Threshold of Alexandrinism: Theocritus ' Idyll 16. Theocritus' Idyll 16 is often read as a poem of praise and/or request addressed to Hieron II of Syracuse. However, the existence of a double title, Charites or Hieron, suggests that such a reading does not do justice to the intrinsic complexity of the poem. By analysing the function of the charites within the text and by comparing the tradition of praise poetry before Theocritus, it can be shown that Idyll 16 rather tries to define the social role of the poet in post-Classical Greek (and Sicilian) society. Unlike his contemporaries in Alexandria, Theocritus does not champion a concept of « l'art pour l'art » ; instead, while using the same strategies of allu...
This study offers a tentative explanation of two much debated points in the first five chapters of A...
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Philia in Euripides 'Alcestis (pp. 179-206) Euripide dépeint fréquemment des combinaisons de rappor...
English summary: Poetics at the Threshold of Alexandrinism: Theocritus ' Idyll 16. Theocritus' Idyl...
El autor trata varios problemas textuales de los Idilios de Teócrito, a los que pretende dar solució...
International audienceThis paper focuses on Philo Alexandrinus' reception of Euripides from a double...
The scholarly literature devoted to Theocritus’ Idylls emphasizes that a form of “realism”, both sin...
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The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate that Theocritus has taken his inspiration from Plato’s S...
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Certain aspects of the life of the Greek poet Theocritus are fairly well agreed upon. We know, for i...
This paper will try to support the thesis that Virgil read in Theocritus' so-called bucolic poems th...
Learning and Humor in Theocritus’ Bucolic Idylls – In his bucolic Idylls, Theocritus enjoys playing ...
International audienceEven though Theocritus' poetry is often associated by modern readers with visu...
A cause de son analyse de l'aretê, le poème 9 D. de Tyrtée est bien connu, depuis longtemps, des his...
This study offers a tentative explanation of two much debated points in the first five chapters of A...
La littérature savante consacrée au Idylles de Théocrite souligne qu’une forme de « réalisme », à la...
Philia in Euripides 'Alcestis (pp. 179-206) Euripide dépeint fréquemment des combinaisons de rappor...
English summary: Poetics at the Threshold of Alexandrinism: Theocritus ' Idyll 16. Theocritus' Idyl...
El autor trata varios problemas textuales de los Idilios de Teócrito, a los que pretende dar solució...
International audienceThis paper focuses on Philo Alexandrinus' reception of Euripides from a double...
The scholarly literature devoted to Theocritus’ Idylls emphasizes that a form of “realism”, both sin...
Theocritus' Idyll 26 is to be read as a rewriting of Euripides' Bacchœ. Indeed, the Alexandrian poet...
The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate that Theocritus has taken his inspiration from Plato’s S...
Under Ptolemy II Philadelphus, who ruled Egypt in the middle of the third century B.C.E., Alexandria...
Certain aspects of the life of the Greek poet Theocritus are fairly well agreed upon. We know, for i...
This paper will try to support the thesis that Virgil read in Theocritus' so-called bucolic poems th...
Learning and Humor in Theocritus’ Bucolic Idylls – In his bucolic Idylls, Theocritus enjoys playing ...
International audienceEven though Theocritus' poetry is often associated by modern readers with visu...
A cause de son analyse de l'aretê, le poème 9 D. de Tyrtée est bien connu, depuis longtemps, des his...
This study offers a tentative explanation of two much debated points in the first five chapters of A...
La littérature savante consacrée au Idylles de Théocrite souligne qu’une forme de « réalisme », à la...
Philia in Euripides 'Alcestis (pp. 179-206) Euripide dépeint fréquemment des combinaisons de rappor...