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NOMBREMEGAN O DRINKWATER MEGAN O DRINKWATER
NOMBRESMEGAN O DRINKWATER MEGAN
APELLIDOO DRINKWATER
FIRMADRINKWATER M O D M O
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TOTAL DE OBRAS1
TOTAL DE CITAS32
TOTAL COMO AUTOR1
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN2012
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2012
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  • His Turn to Cry

    Megan O Drinkwater, MEGAN O DRINKWATER MEGAN O DRINKWATER•ARTICLE•The Classical Journal•2012•Citada por: 32•Referencias: 8

    This article rcsituates the Marathus cycle, unique in Roman elegy for its focus on homoerotic love, within its wider elegiac context, arguing that the poems may he read as an encapsulation of elegy as a whole. It focuses on the interchangeability of male and female roles to illustrate how the characters that populate these elegies both typify and reinforce the norms of Latin love elegy while nonetheless retaining the centrality of elegy’s male sp…

  • His Turn to Cry

    Megan O Drinkwater, MEGAN O DRINKWATER MEGAN O DRINKWATER•ARTICLE•The Classical Journal•2012•Citada por: 32•Referencias: 8

    This article rcsituates the Marathus cycle, unique in Roman elegy for its focus on homoerotic love, within its wider elegiac context, arguing that the poems may he read as an encapsulation of elegy as a whole. It focuses on the interchangeability of male and female roles to illustrate how the characters that populate these elegies both typify and reinforce the norms of Latin love elegy while nonetheless retaining the centrality of elegy’s male sp…

  • His Turn to Cry

    Megan O Drinkwater, MEGAN O DRINKWATER MEGAN O DRINKWATER•ARTICLE•The Classical Journal•2012•Citada por: 32•Referencias: 8

    This article rcsituates the Marathus cycle, unique in Roman elegy for its focus on homoerotic love, within its wider elegiac context, arguing that the poems may he read as an encapsulation of elegy as a whole. It focuses on the interchangeability of male and female roles to illustrate how the characters that populate these elegies both typify and reinforce the norms of Latin love elegy while nonetheless retaining the centrality of elegy’s male sp…

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