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200 14$aThe Artistry of the Homeric Simile$fWilliam C. Scott
210  1$aHanover, N.H. :$cPublished by University Press of New England,$d2009.
210  4$dİ2009.
215   $a1 online resource (279 p.)
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
311   $a1-58465-797-9 
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 247-256) and index.
327   $aCONTENTS; Preface ·; CHAPTER ONE; Similes, the Shield of Achilles, and Other Digressions ·; The Usefulness of Book Divisions ·; CHAPTER TWO; The Simileme: The Background of the Homeric Simile ·; The Oral Nature of Homeric Verse ·; The Simileme ·; Homer and His Audience ·; Simile and Simileme ·; CHAPTER THREE; Homer's Use of Similes to Delineate Character and Plot ·; Iliad, Book 2: Ironic Characterization ·; The Similes of Book 2 ·; The Role of Similes in Book 2 ·; Iliad, Books 21 and 22: Similes to Show a Thematic Contrast ·; Iliad, Book 11: Similes to Mark a Shifting Scene ·; Conclusion ·
327   $aCHAPTER FOURSimiles to Delineate a Narrative Theme ·; Iliad, Book 12: Direct Focus on a Single Theme ·; Iliad, Book 5: The Use of Parallel Similemes to Create a Unified Theme ·; Odyssey, Book 22: Similes to Interpret Typical Actions ·; Odyssey, Book 5: Thematic Similes ·; Conclusion ·; CHAPTER FIVE; Problem Books ·; Iliad, Book 13: The Ordering of Conscious Chaos ·; Iliad, Book 17: Similes as Guides through a Series of Type Scenes ·; Iliad, Book 16: Similes for Complexity ·; Conclusion ·; CHAPTER SIX; The Creative Poet and the Co-creating Audience ·; The Simile within the Narrative ·
327   $aThe Poet's Choices in Forming the Individual Simile ·The Creative Moment: Poet and Audience ·; Charts of Similemes: The Basic Motifs ·; Notes ·; Bibliography ·; Index ·
330   $aAn examination of the aesthetic qualities of the Homeric simile
606   $aSimile
606   $aRhetoric, Ancient
606   $aOral tradition$zGreece
606   $aOral-formulaic analysis
606   $aGreek language$xFigures of speech
615  0$aSimile.
615  0$aRhetoric, Ancient.
615  0$aOral tradition
615  0$aOral-formulaic analysis.
615  0$aGreek language$xFigures of speech.
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700   $aScott$b William C$g(William Clyde),$f1937-$0183690
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