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This book examines the concept of 'nonsense' in ancient Greek thought and uses it to explore the comedies of the fifth and fourth centuries BCE. If 'nonsense' (phluaria, lēros) is a type of language felt to be unworthy of interpretation, it can help to define certain aspects of...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This book examines the concept of 'nonsense' in ancient Greek thought and uses it to explore the comedies of the fifth and fourth centuries BCE. If 'nonsense' (phluaria, lēros) is a type of language felt to be unworthy of interpretation, it can help to define certain aspects of comedy that have proved difficult to grasp. Not least is the recurrent perception that although the comic genre can be meaningful (i.e. contain political opinions, moral sentiments and aesthetic tastes), some of it is just 'foolery' or 'fun'. But what exactly is this 'foolery', this part of comedy which allegedly lies beyond the scope of serious interpretation? The answer is to be found in the concept of 'nonsense': by examining the ways in which comedy does not mean, the genre's relationship to serious meaning (whether it be political, aesthetic, or moral) can be viewed in a clearer light. |
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| contents | Introduction -- Greek notions of nonsense -- Nonsense as "no-reference": riddles, allegories, metaphors -- Nonsense as "no-serious-sense": the case of Cinesias -- Nonsense as "no-sense": jokes, puns, and language play -- Playing it straight: the "nonsense!" accusations of Greek comedy -- Conclusions. |
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| topic | Greek drama (Comedy) History and criticism. Greek language Semantics. Greek wit and humor History and criticism. Meaning (Psychology) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85082693 Wit and humor Social aspects. Comédie grecque Histoire et critique. Grec (Langue) Sémantique. Humour grec Histoire et critique. Signification (Psychologie) Humour Aspect social. DRAMA Ancient, Classical & Medieval. bisacsh Greek drama (Comedy) fast Greek language Semantics fast Greek wit and humor fast Meaning (Psychology) fast Wit and humor Social aspects fast Komödie gnd Griechisch gnd Unsinn gnd http://d-nb.info/gnd/4390611-4 Bedeutung gnd |
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