Thomas Α Schmitz
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4864590 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Thomas Α Schmitz |
| NOMBRES | Thomas Α |
| APELLIDO | Schmitz |
| FIRMA | SCHMITZ T Α |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Bonn |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2004 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Eric-Emmanuel Schmitts Ulysse from Bagdad . Moderne Migration im Spiegel der homerischen Odyssee
Professionals of Paideia?
This chapter analyzes to what extent public speaking as a sophist can be defined as a profession. While a number of aspects seem to point in this direction (the importance of hard work and good craftsmanship, the acceptance of wages, and the establishment of endowed chairs of rhetoric), other aspects show that sophists were not professionals in our modern sense of the term: their performances were, above all, a public demonstration of social stat…
The Rhetoric of Desire in Philostratus’s Letters
The Rhetoric of Desire in Philostratus’s Letters1 Thomas A Schmitz Since Patricia Rosenmeyer’s groundbreaking 2001 study of Greek epistolography, the collections of pseudonymous and fictional letters written during the first centuries c.e. have begun to attract some scholarly interest.2 Philostratus’s Letters have not benefited from this renewed attention; they still remain relatively neglected. In the following pages, I want to suggest a new rea…
The Second Sophistic
within the household. Finally, some scholars are misrepresented. Those curious to know what Lambert thinks about the involvement of women in Athenian phratries (p. 77 n. 37) or what Golden guesstimated on the prevalence of exposure of girls (p. 120) should check for themselves; in Lambert's case they will find a more careful and complete account than that on offer here. Of course, P.'s treatment of the ancient evidence is more important. Space pe…
Dichter und Werk
1. Die Ausgangslage (1–2) – 2. Die Fragestellung: Sinn und Ziel (2–3) – 3. Die frühesten Belege für Homer (3–13) – 3.1 Belege mit Namensnennung (3–7) – Zwischenergebnis 1 (7) – 3.2 Belege ohne Namensnennung (7) – 3.2.1 Homer als Autor (tatsächlich oder mutmaßlich) umschrieben (7– 9) – 3.2.2 Homer (tatsächlich oder mutmaßlich) zitiert (9– 12) – Zwischenergebnis 2 (12–13) – 4. Die (pseudo-)biographische Überlieferung (13–18) – Zwischenergebnis 3 (1…
The struggle for identity
In the first century BCE, Greek intellectuals had to come to terms with the stability of Roman power. Many of them were active in Rome, which became the cultural centre of the Greek world; others were connected with Roman patrons. Their work became important for the emergence of Greek identity in the Roman Empire. Bringing together an international group of leading Classical scholars, this volume represents the first attempt at a comprehensive st…
A Sophist’s Drama
The Mytilene Debate in Thucydides
Alciphron’s letters as a sophistic text
Fictional letters were one of the favorite genres of the first centuries CE; about thirty such collections have been transmitted to us.Yet for a long time, scholars have not been too interested in these texts.To a large extent, this may be due to Bentley's famous destruction of the Letters of Phalaris. 1 Bentley made two main objections against such letters: they were morally reprehensible because their authors had tried to deceive their readers,…
Modern Literary Theory and Ancient Texts
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Alciphron’s letters as a sophistic text
Fictional letters were one of the favorite genres of the first centuries CE; about thirty such collections have been transmitted to us.Yet for a long time, scholars have not been too interested in these texts.To a large extent, this may be due to Bentley's famous destruction of the Letters of Phalaris. 1 Bentley made two main objections against such letters: they were morally reprehensible because their authors had tried to deceive their readers,…
A Sophist’s Drama
The Mytilene Debate in Thucydides
The Second Sophistic
within the household. Finally, some scholars are misrepresented. Those curious to know what Lambert thinks about the involvement of women in Athenian phratries (p. 77 n. 37) or what Golden guesstimated on the prevalence of exposure of girls (p. 120) should check for themselves; in Lambert's case they will find a more careful and complete account than that on offer here. Of course, P.'s treatment of the ancient evidence is more important. Space pe…
Dichter und Werk
1. Die Ausgangslage (1–2) – 2. Die Fragestellung: Sinn und Ziel (2–3) – 3. Die frühesten Belege für Homer (3–13) – 3.1 Belege mit Namensnennung (3–7) – Zwischenergebnis 1 (7) – 3.2 Belege ohne Namensnennung (7) – 3.2.1 Homer als Autor (tatsächlich oder mutmaßlich) umschrieben (7– 9) – 3.2.2 Homer (tatsächlich oder mutmaßlich) zitiert (9– 12) – Zwischenergebnis 2 (12–13) – 4. Die (pseudo-)biographische Überlieferung (13–18) – Zwischenergebnis 3 (1…
The struggle for identity
In the first century BCE, Greek intellectuals had to come to terms with the stability of Roman power. Many of them were active in Rome, which became the cultural centre of the Greek world; others were connected with Roman patrons. Their work became important for the emergence of Greek identity in the Roman Empire. Bringing together an international group of leading Classical scholars, this volume represents the first attempt at a comprehensive st…
Professionals of Paideia?
This chapter analyzes to what extent public speaking as a sophist can be defined as a profession. While a number of aspects seem to point in this direction (the importance of hard work and good craftsmanship, the acceptance of wages, and the establishment of endowed chairs of rhetoric), other aspects show that sophists were not professionals in our modern sense of the term: their performances were, above all, a public demonstration of social stat…
The Rhetoric of Desire in Philostratus’s Letters
The Rhetoric of Desire in Philostratus’s Letters1 Thomas A Schmitz Since Patricia Rosenmeyer’s groundbreaking 2001 study of Greek epistolography, the collections of pseudonymous and fictional letters written during the first centuries c.e. have begun to attract some scholarly interest.2 Philostratus’s Letters have not benefited from this renewed attention; they still remain relatively neglected. In the following pages, I want to suggest a new rea…
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