Amor belli: love and strife in Lucan's "Bellum civile"
Compelled by the emperor Nero to commit suicide at age 25 after writing uncomplimentary poems, Latin poet Lucan nevertheless left behind a significant body of work, including the Bellum Civile (Civil War). Sometimes also called the Pharsalia, this epic describes the war between Julius Caesar and Pom...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Compelled by the emperor Nero to commit suicide at age 25 after writing uncomplimentary poems, Latin poet Lucan nevertheless left behind a significant body of work, including the Bellum Civile (Civil War). Sometimes also called the Pharsalia, this epic describes the war between Julius Caesar and Pompey. Author Giulio Celotto provides an interpretation of this civil war based on the examination of an aspect completely neglected by previous scholarship: Lucan’s literary adaptation of the cosmological dialectic of Love and Strife. According to a reading that has found favor over the last three decades, the poem is an unconventional epic that does not conform to Aristotelian norms: Lucan composes a poem characterized by fragmentation and disorder, lacking a conventional teleology, and whose narrative flow is constantly delayed. Celotto’s study challenges this interpretation by illustrating how Lucan invokes imagery of cosmic dissolution, but without altogether obliterating epic norms. The poem transforms them from within, condemning the establishment of the Principate and the Julio-Claudian dynasty |
| Beschreibung: | Literaturverzeichnis Seite 191-220 |
| Beschreibung: | vi, 234 Seiten |
| ISBN: | 9780472132874 |
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| adam_text | Contents Acknowledgments Introduction vii 1 Chapter 1. Love and Strife in Greek and Roman Literature 1.1 Philosophical Background: Love and Strife in Didactic Poetry 1.2 Literary Background: Love and Strife in Epic Poetry 1.3 Love and Strife in Vergil 10 17 25 Chapter 2. The Dialectic of Love and Strife in Lucan 2.1 The Proem 2.2 Venus and Mars 2.3 Ilerda 2.4 Erictho 43 44 53 62 65 10 Chapter 3. Love in Lucan 3.1 Pompey, Julia, and Cornelia 3.2 Caesar and Cleopatra 3.3 Cato and Marcia 3.4 Alexander the Great 71 72 87 97 101 Chapter 4. Strife in Lucan 4.1 Cosmos and Chaos 4.2 Virtus and Aristeiai 4.3 Games 4.4 Clemency 107 108 123 138 144
vi Contents Chapter 5. The Interaction of Love and Strife in Lucan 5.1 Love for Strife 5.2 Strife as Love Rivalry 5.3 Strife as Love Suicide 5.4 Strife as Rape 152 153 161 174 177 Afterword 188 Bibliography 191 Index Locorum 221 Index Verborum 231 Digital materials related to this title can be found on the Fulcrum platform via the following citable URL: https://doi.org/10.3998/mpub.11983535
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Contents Acknowledgments Introduction vii 1 Chapter 1. Love and Strife in Greek and Roman Literature 1.1 Philosophical Background: Love and Strife in Didactic Poetry 1.2 Literary Background: Love and Strife in Epic Poetry 1.3 Love and Strife in Vergil 10 17 25 Chapter 2. The Dialectic of Love and Strife in Lucan 2.1 The Proem 2.2 Venus and Mars 2.3 Ilerda 2.4 Erictho 43 44 53 62 65 10 Chapter 3. Love in Lucan 3.1 Pompey, Julia, and Cornelia 3.2 Caesar and Cleopatra 3.3 Cato and Marcia 3.4 Alexander the Great 71 72 87 97 101 Chapter 4. Strife in Lucan 4.1 Cosmos and Chaos 4.2 Virtus and Aristeiai 4.3 Games 4.4 Clemency 107 108 123 138 144
vi Contents Chapter 5. The Interaction of Love and Strife in Lucan 5.1 Love for Strife 5.2 Strife as Love Rivalry 5.3 Strife as Love Suicide 5.4 Strife as Rape 152 153 161 174 177 Afterword 188 Bibliography 191 Index Locorum 221 Index Verborum 231 Digital materials related to this title can be found on the Fulcrum platform via the following citable URL: https://doi.org/10.3998/mpub.11983535 |
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