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Plutarch's life of Alcibiades [[electronic resource] ] : story, text and moralism / / Simon Verdegem
Plutarch's life of Alcibiades [[electronic resource] ] : story, text and moralism / / Simon Verdegem
Autore Verdegem Simon
Pubbl/distr/stampa Leuven, : Leuven University Press, c2010
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (499 p.)
Disciplina 938.05092
Collana Plutarchea Hypomnemata
Soggetto genere / forma Electronic books.
ISBN 94-6166-009-X
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto PLUTARCH'S LIFE OF ALCIBIADESSTORY, TEXT AND MORALISM; Contents; Preface; Abbreviations; 1. Ancient Works; 1.1. Plutarch's Lives; 1.2. Plutarch's Moralia; 1.3. Other works; 2. Modern Works and Series; 2.1. Modern Works; 2.2. Series; Introduction; 1. Moralism; 1.1. The Moralism of the Parallel Lives; 1.1.1. The moral purpose of the Parallel Lives; 1.1.2. Positive and negative examples; 1.1.3. Non-protreptic moralism; 1.1.4. Comparative moralism; 1.2. Alcibiades; 1.2.1. A turbulent life58; 1.2.2. A controversial figure; A. Historiography and biography; 1. Thucydides; 2. Xenophon's Greek History
3. Diodorus Siculus4. Cornelius Nepos; B. Rhetoric; 1. Isocrates' On the Team of Horses; 2. (Pseudo-)Lysias' Against Alcibiades I; 3. Pseudo-Andocides' Against Alcibiades; C. Socratic Literature; 1. Xenophon's Memorabilia; 2. (Pseudo-)Plato's Alcibiades I; 3. Plato's Symposium; 1.2.3. A negative Life?; 2. Story; 2.1. The Story-Text Distinction; 2.2. Constructing a Story: Plutarch and his Sources; 2.1.1. Plutarch: a creative writer; 2.2.2. The referential level for the Life of Alcibiades; A. Plato; B. Thucydides; C. Xenophon; D. Ephorus; E. Theopompus; F. Biography
2.2.3. Plutarch's Method of Work3. Text; 3.1. Plutarch's Narrative Techniques; 3.1.1. Time; 3.1.2. Narrator(s) and narrative(s); 3.1.3. Focalization; 3.1.4. Speech representation; 3.2. The Pairing with Coriolanus; 3.2.1. The order of the two Lives; 3.2.2. Plutarch's Coriolanus; 3.3. The relative chronology of the Parallel Lives; 1The Proem (Alc. 1); 1. An Intriguing Beginning; 2. Making a Start; 2.1. Ancestry (Alc. 1.1); 2.2. Upbringing and Education (Alc. 1.2-3); 2.3. Physical Appearance (Alc. 1.4-5); 2.4. Speech (Alc. 1.6-8); 3. Conclusions; 2A Difficult Character (Alc. 2-9)
1. On Character Changes and Innate Passions (Alc. 2.1)2. Childhood Stories (Alc. 2.2-3.2); 2.1. Three Memorable Anecdotes (Alc. 2.2-7); 2.1.1. The lion on the wrestling ground (Alc. 2.2-3[6] ); 2.1.2. Much ado about a throw (Alc. 2.3[6] -4); 2.1.3. Too proud to play the aulos (Alc. 2.5-7); 2.2. Two Slanderous Stories from Antiphon (Alc. 3); 3. How to Distinguish Flatterers from a Friend (Alc. 4-6); 3.1. An Accumulation of Contrasts; 3.1.1. The influence of Socrates (Alc. 4.1-4 and Alc. 6); 3.1.2. Two ways to treat your lover (Alc. 4.5-5.5); 3.2. An Accumulation of Material
3.2.1. The influence of (pseudo-)Plato3.2.2. Alc. 4-6 and other Plutarchan writings; A. De ad. et am. 68c-71d; B. De aud. 46c-47b; C. Amat. 762b-f; 3.2.3. Four other elements; 4. Sayings and Doings of a Young Adult (Alc. 7-9); 4.1. Three Anecdotes (Alc. 7.1-3[8]); 4.1.1. Teaching two teachers a lesson (Alc. 7.1-2); 4.1.2. A question for Pericles (Alc. 7.3[4-8] ); 4.2. On the Battlefield (Alc. 7.3[9]-6); 4.3. Violence, Greed, and Marriage (Alc. 8); 4.4. A Wonderful Tale (Alc. 9); 5. Conclusions; 5.1. Plutarch's Sources; 5.2. Alcibiades' Character; 5.3. The Structure of the Text
5.4. The Reader's Appraisal
Record Nr. UNINA-9910459821903321
Verdegem Simon  
Leuven, : Leuven University Press, c2010
Materiale a stampa
Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II
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Plutarch's life of Alcibiades [[electronic resource] ] : story, text and moralism / / Simon Verdegem
Plutarch's life of Alcibiades [[electronic resource] ] : story, text and moralism / / Simon Verdegem
Autore Verdegem Simon
Pubbl/distr/stampa Leuven, : Leuven University Press, c2010
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (499 p.)
Disciplina 938.05092
Collana Plutarchea Hypomnemata
ISBN 94-6166-009-X
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto PLUTARCH'S LIFE OF ALCIBIADESSTORY, TEXT AND MORALISM; Contents; Preface; Abbreviations; 1. Ancient Works; 1.1. Plutarch's Lives; 1.2. Plutarch's Moralia; 1.3. Other works; 2. Modern Works and Series; 2.1. Modern Works; 2.2. Series; Introduction; 1. Moralism; 1.1. The Moralism of the Parallel Lives; 1.1.1. The moral purpose of the Parallel Lives; 1.1.2. Positive and negative examples; 1.1.3. Non-protreptic moralism; 1.1.4. Comparative moralism; 1.2. Alcibiades; 1.2.1. A turbulent life58; 1.2.2. A controversial figure; A. Historiography and biography; 1. Thucydides; 2. Xenophon's Greek History
3. Diodorus Siculus4. Cornelius Nepos; B. Rhetoric; 1. Isocrates' On the Team of Horses; 2. (Pseudo-)Lysias' Against Alcibiades I; 3. Pseudo-Andocides' Against Alcibiades; C. Socratic Literature; 1. Xenophon's Memorabilia; 2. (Pseudo-)Plato's Alcibiades I; 3. Plato's Symposium; 1.2.3. A negative Life?; 2. Story; 2.1. The Story-Text Distinction; 2.2. Constructing a Story: Plutarch and his Sources; 2.1.1. Plutarch: a creative writer; 2.2.2. The referential level for the Life of Alcibiades; A. Plato; B. Thucydides; C. Xenophon; D. Ephorus; E. Theopompus; F. Biography
2.2.3. Plutarch's Method of Work3. Text; 3.1. Plutarch's Narrative Techniques; 3.1.1. Time; 3.1.2. Narrator(s) and narrative(s); 3.1.3. Focalization; 3.1.4. Speech representation; 3.2. The Pairing with Coriolanus; 3.2.1. The order of the two Lives; 3.2.2. Plutarch's Coriolanus; 3.3. The relative chronology of the Parallel Lives; 1The Proem (Alc. 1); 1. An Intriguing Beginning; 2. Making a Start; 2.1. Ancestry (Alc. 1.1); 2.2. Upbringing and Education (Alc. 1.2-3); 2.3. Physical Appearance (Alc. 1.4-5); 2.4. Speech (Alc. 1.6-8); 3. Conclusions; 2A Difficult Character (Alc. 2-9)
1. On Character Changes and Innate Passions (Alc. 2.1)2. Childhood Stories (Alc. 2.2-3.2); 2.1. Three Memorable Anecdotes (Alc. 2.2-7); 2.1.1. The lion on the wrestling ground (Alc. 2.2-3[6] ); 2.1.2. Much ado about a throw (Alc. 2.3[6] -4); 2.1.3. Too proud to play the aulos (Alc. 2.5-7); 2.2. Two Slanderous Stories from Antiphon (Alc. 3); 3. How to Distinguish Flatterers from a Friend (Alc. 4-6); 3.1. An Accumulation of Contrasts; 3.1.1. The influence of Socrates (Alc. 4.1-4 and Alc. 6); 3.1.2. Two ways to treat your lover (Alc. 4.5-5.5); 3.2. An Accumulation of Material
3.2.1. The influence of (pseudo-)Plato3.2.2. Alc. 4-6 and other Plutarchan writings; A. De ad. et am. 68c-71d; B. De aud. 46c-47b; C. Amat. 762b-f; 3.2.3. Four other elements; 4. Sayings and Doings of a Young Adult (Alc. 7-9); 4.1. Three Anecdotes (Alc. 7.1-3[8]); 4.1.1. Teaching two teachers a lesson (Alc. 7.1-2); 4.1.2. A question for Pericles (Alc. 7.3[4-8] ); 4.2. On the Battlefield (Alc. 7.3[9]-6); 4.3. Violence, Greed, and Marriage (Alc. 8); 4.4. A Wonderful Tale (Alc. 9); 5. Conclusions; 5.1. Plutarch's Sources; 5.2. Alcibiades' Character; 5.3. The Structure of the Text
5.4. The Reader's Appraisal
Record Nr. UNINA-9910789837703321
Verdegem Simon  
Leuven, : Leuven University Press, c2010
Materiale a stampa
Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II
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Plutarch's life of Alcibiades : story, text and moralism / / Simon Verdegem
Plutarch's life of Alcibiades : story, text and moralism / / Simon Verdegem
Autore Verdegem Simon
Edizione [1st ed.]
Pubbl/distr/stampa Leuven, : Leuven University Press, c2010
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (499 p.)
Disciplina 938.05092
Collana Plutarchea Hypomnemata
ISBN 94-6166-009-X
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto PLUTARCH'S LIFE OF ALCIBIADESSTORY, TEXT AND MORALISM; Contents; Preface; Abbreviations; 1. Ancient Works; 1.1. Plutarch's Lives; 1.2. Plutarch's Moralia; 1.3. Other works; 2. Modern Works and Series; 2.1. Modern Works; 2.2. Series; Introduction; 1. Moralism; 1.1. The Moralism of the Parallel Lives; 1.1.1. The moral purpose of the Parallel Lives; 1.1.2. Positive and negative examples; 1.1.3. Non-protreptic moralism; 1.1.4. Comparative moralism; 1.2. Alcibiades; 1.2.1. A turbulent life58; 1.2.2. A controversial figure; A. Historiography and biography; 1. Thucydides; 2. Xenophon's Greek History
3. Diodorus Siculus4. Cornelius Nepos; B. Rhetoric; 1. Isocrates' On the Team of Horses; 2. (Pseudo-)Lysias' Against Alcibiades I; 3. Pseudo-Andocides' Against Alcibiades; C. Socratic Literature; 1. Xenophon's Memorabilia; 2. (Pseudo-)Plato's Alcibiades I; 3. Plato's Symposium; 1.2.3. A negative Life?; 2. Story; 2.1. The Story-Text Distinction; 2.2. Constructing a Story: Plutarch and his Sources; 2.1.1. Plutarch: a creative writer; 2.2.2. The referential level for the Life of Alcibiades; A. Plato; B. Thucydides; C. Xenophon; D. Ephorus; E. Theopompus; F. Biography
2.2.3. Plutarch's Method of Work3. Text; 3.1. Plutarch's Narrative Techniques; 3.1.1. Time; 3.1.2. Narrator(s) and narrative(s); 3.1.3. Focalization; 3.1.4. Speech representation; 3.2. The Pairing with Coriolanus; 3.2.1. The order of the two Lives; 3.2.2. Plutarch's Coriolanus; 3.3. The relative chronology of the Parallel Lives; 1The Proem (Alc. 1); 1. An Intriguing Beginning; 2. Making a Start; 2.1. Ancestry (Alc. 1.1); 2.2. Upbringing and Education (Alc. 1.2-3); 2.3. Physical Appearance (Alc. 1.4-5); 2.4. Speech (Alc. 1.6-8); 3. Conclusions; 2A Difficult Character (Alc. 2-9)
1. On Character Changes and Innate Passions (Alc. 2.1)2. Childhood Stories (Alc. 2.2-3.2); 2.1. Three Memorable Anecdotes (Alc. 2.2-7); 2.1.1. The lion on the wrestling ground (Alc. 2.2-3[6] ); 2.1.2. Much ado about a throw (Alc. 2.3[6] -4); 2.1.3. Too proud to play the aulos (Alc. 2.5-7); 2.2. Two Slanderous Stories from Antiphon (Alc. 3); 3. How to Distinguish Flatterers from a Friend (Alc. 4-6); 3.1. An Accumulation of Contrasts; 3.1.1. The influence of Socrates (Alc. 4.1-4 and Alc. 6); 3.1.2. Two ways to treat your lover (Alc. 4.5-5.5); 3.2. An Accumulation of Material
3.2.1. The influence of (pseudo-)Plato3.2.2. Alc. 4-6 and other Plutarchan writings; A. De ad. et am. 68c-71d; B. De aud. 46c-47b; C. Amat. 762b-f; 3.2.3. Four other elements; 4. Sayings and Doings of a Young Adult (Alc. 7-9); 4.1. Three Anecdotes (Alc. 7.1-3[8]); 4.1.1. Teaching two teachers a lesson (Alc. 7.1-2); 4.1.2. A question for Pericles (Alc. 7.3[4-8] ); 4.2. On the Battlefield (Alc. 7.3[9]-6); 4.3. Violence, Greed, and Marriage (Alc. 8); 4.4. A Wonderful Tale (Alc. 9); 5. Conclusions; 5.1. Plutarch's Sources; 5.2. Alcibiades' Character; 5.3. The Structure of the Text
5.4. The Reader's Appraisal
Record Nr. UNINA-9910824985203321
Verdegem Simon  
Leuven, : Leuven University Press, c2010
Materiale a stampa
Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II
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