Lustrum : : internationale forschungsberichte aus dem bereich des klassischen altertums / / Marcus Deufert, Michael Weissenberger.

• Superior document: Lustrum.
• VerfasserIn: Deufert, Marcus,; Weissenberger, Michael,
• TeilnehmendeR: Weissenberger, Michael,
• Place / Publishing House: Göttingen, Germany : : Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht GmbH & Co. KG,, [2017]; ©2017
• Year of Publication: 2017
• Edition: 1st ed.
• Language: German
• Series: Lustrum.
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (361 pages)

Table of Contents

• Intro
• Title Page
• Copyright
• Table of Contents
• Body
• Phaedrus 1975-2014 von Ursula Gärtner / Potsdam
• Inhalt
• 1. Bibliographien / Forschungsberichte
• 2. Ausgaben
• 3. Kommentare
• 4. Lexika / Nachschlagewerke
• 5. Übersetzungen
• 5.1. Deutsch
• 5.2. Englisch
• 5.3. Französisch
• 5.4. Galizisch
• 5.5. Italienisch
• 5.6. Russisch
• 5.7. Spanisch
• 5.8. Ukrainisch
• 6. Gesamtinterpretationen (Monographien)
• 7. Einzelaspekte
• 7.1. Einführendes / Allgemeines
• 7.2. Textkritik / Überlieferungsgeschichte
• 7.3. Zu Autor und Publikum
• 7.4. Zu Form und Gattung
• 7.5. Zu Sprache, Stil und Metrum
• 7.6. Zu Quellen, Vorbildern und Subtexten
• 7.7. Zur Aussage
• 7.7.1. Politisch-soziokulturell
• 7.7.2. Moralisch-philosophisch
• 7.7.3. Poetologisch
• 7.8. Zur Rezeption
• 7.8.1. Allgemein
• 7.8.2. Antike
• 7.8.3. Mittelalter
• 7.8.4. Neuzeit
• 7.9. Spezielle Aspekte
• 7.9.1. Tierrollen
• 7.9.2. Geschlechterrollen
• 7.9.3. Römisches Recht
• 8. Einzelne Gedichte
• 9. Fachdidaktik (Auswahl)
• 10. Vermischtes
• Nachtrag
• Index
• A Review of Scholarship on Catullus 1985-2015 by Marilyn B. Skinner / Tucson, Arizona
• Contents
• Introduction
• I. Bibliographies, Editions, Textual Criticism and Exegesis, and Commentaries
• A. Bibliographies
• B. Editions
• 1. Complete Editions
• 2. Editions of Individual Poems
• 3. School Editions
• C. Textual Criticism and Exegesis
• 1. Textual History
• 2. Conjectures
• 3. Textual Exegesis
• D. Commentaries
• II. General Studies
• A. Biography and Prosopography
• 1. C. Valerius Catullus
• 2. Clodia Metelli
• 3. Juventius
• 4. Neoteric Poets: C. Licinius Calvus, C. Helvius Cinna
• 5. Other Figures
• B. Introductions to the Poet
• C. Collections
• 1. Single-Authored Collections.
• 2. Festschriften, Special Journal Issues, and Other Multiple-Authored Collections
• III. Arrangement of the Corpus
• A. Arrangement of Individual Sections
• 1. The Polymetric Group
• 2. The Longer Poems
• 3. The Elegiac Poems
• B. Arrangement of the liber Catulli
• 1. Physical Considerations
• 2. Ring-Composition (Annular) Patterning
• 3. Sequential Readings
• 4. Indeterminability
• IV. Critical Interpretations
• A. Overviews: Critical Trends
• B. Unifying Approaches
• 1. Generic Readings
• 2. Rhetorical Analyses
• 3. Persona and Performativity
• 4. Psychoanalytic Studies
• 5. Russian and Continental Theory: Catullus and Theory, Bakhtin, Foucault
• C. Cultural and Historicist Readings
• 1. Physical Text
• 2. Cultural Identity
• 3. Intellectual, Economic, and Social Contexts
• 4. Political Context
• D. Formalist Studies
• 1. Genres: Polymetrics, Epic / Epyllion, Elegy, Epigrams
• 2. Structure
• 3. Meter, Rhythm, and Sound
• 4. Language: Semantics, Diction and Syntax, Stylistics
• 5. Imagery and Metaphor
• E. Themes and Motifs
• 1. Lesbia and Love
• 2. Gender
• 3. Sexuality and Obscenity
• 4. Friendship
• 5. Poetry
• 6. Time
• 7. Religion and Myth
• 8. Death
• 9. Travel
• 10. Marriage and the Family
• 11. Miscellaneous Themes
• F. Individual Poems
• Catullus 1
• Catullus 2 and 2b
• Catullus 3
• Catullus 4
• Catullus 5 and 7
• Catullus 6
• Catullus 8
• Catullus 9
• Catullus 10
• Catullus 11
• Catullus 12-14
• Catullus 13
• Catullus 14b-26
• Catullus 15
• Catullus 16
• Catullus 17
• Catullus 21
• Catullus 22
• Catullus 23 and 24
• Catullus 25
• Catullus 27
• Catullus 28
• Catullus 29
• Catullus 30
• Catullus 31
• Catullus 32
• Catullus 33
• Catullus 34
• Catullus 35
• Catullus 36
• Catullus 37 and 39
• Catullus 38
• Catullus 40
• Catullus 41 and 43
• Catullus 42
• Catullus 44.
• Catullus 45
• Catullus 46
• Catullus 47
• Catullus 49
• Catullus 50
• Catullus 51
• Catullus 52
• Catullus 53
• Catullus 54
• Catullus 55
• Catullus 56
• Catullus 57
• Catullus 58
• Catullus 58b
• Catullus 59
• Catullus 60
• Catullus 61
• Catullus 62
• Catullus 63
• 1. Textual Suggestions
• 2. Interpretations
• Catullus 64
• 1. Monographs
• 2. Textual and Exegetical Remarks
• 3. Formalist Studies
• 4. Comprehensive Thematic Studies
• 5. Prologue and Invocation of the Heroes
• 6. The Ariadne Episode
• 7. Ekphrasis and Visual Reception
• 8. The Wedding of Peleus and Thetis and the Song of the Parcae
• 9. Epilogue
• 10. Intertextual Studies
• Catullus 65
• Catullus 66
• Catullus 67
• Catullus 68a-b
• 1. Textual Suggestions
• 2. Catullus 68a
• 3. Catullus 68b
• 4. Comprehensive Treatments
• Catullus 69 and 71
• Catullus 70
• Catullus 72
• Catullus 73
• Catullus 74
• Catullus 75
• Catullus 76
• Catullus 77
• Catullus 78 and 78b
• Catullus 79
• Catullus 83
• Catullus 84
• Catullus 85
• Catullus 86
• Catullus 87
• Catullus 88
• Catullus 89
• Catullus 92
• Catullus 94
• Catullus 95 and 95b
• Catullus 96
• Catullus 97
• Catullus 100
• Catullus 101
• Catullus 102
• Catullus 103
• Catullus 105
• Catullus 107
• Catullus 109
• Catullus 111
• Catullus 112
• Catullus 114 and 115
• Catullus 116
• Index of Authors.