- MythosEikonPoiesis: Diachrony : Diachronic Studies of Ancient Greek Literature and Culture 7 (2015, Mixed Media) read book DJV, TXT, FB2
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Diachrony showcases the importance of diachronic models for the interpretation of ancient Greek literature and culture. These models study the evolution of culture as a system. Contributors to this volume seek to be methodologically explicit as they build a variety of diachronic approaches to a wide range of subjects. The period covered stretches from Homer to Babrius and the topics range from ancient Greek agriculture to Athenian pederasty.
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