Fama and Fiction in Vergil’s Aeneid /
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Columbus :
Ohio State University Press,
2013.
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جدول المحتويات:
- Introduction
- The seams of fiction in epic and novel
- What Turnus sees
- Classifying fama
- Chapter previews
- Monstrous fama
- Fama's tongues
- Jupiter's bargain
- Sinon's fama
- Matter out of place I: across the Styx
- Dirt and disorder
- Daedalean excesses
- Misenus and the substance of fama
- Putting Palinurus in his place
- This and that
- Memories of the harpy
- When "that" becomes "this"
- Recognizing divine authority
- Matter out of place II: Nisus and Euryalus
- Fama evaluated
- Dirty fighting
- The order of metamorphosis
- "Uidi ipse"
- Cybele and Jupiter's order
- Slithery changes
- Venus' fictions
- What Amata sees
- Reading for the novel
- How to do things with birds
- Rumors
- "Accipio agnoscoque deos"
- Juturna's fictional truth
- Afterword: swan song.