Dániel Kozák
Biographic Data
| ID | 5654687 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dániel Kozák |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dániel |
| FAMILY NAME | Kozák |
| SIGNATURE | KOZAK D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Eötvös Loránd University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3118-8950 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Imperial Art and Power in the Liternum Episode of Silius Italicus’ Punica
The paper is concerned with Silius’ double ecphrasis of a Roman monument of the First Punic War at Liternum, and Hannibal’s planned counter-monument (Sil. 6.653-716). It is suggested that these are compared as parts of commemorative networks rather than as standalone memorials: ambiguities in Hannibal’s speech can be interpreted as hints that he might be planning a series of monuments, while the Roman monument is described as ‘secondary’ in relat…
Urban Megaprojects
Urban megaprojects are public or public–private operations of urban transformation defined as such based on their spatial scale, their cost, the planning models on which they are based, and/or the land value that they produce. The term “megaproject” was coined in the 1970s as part of a series of public and private initiatives in Canada. However, it is usual to find it retrospectively applied, in order to conceptualize projects that are prior to t…
Trust and Mistrust in the Achilleid
Grandes proyectos urbanos y su relación con la ciudad: El caso de Puerto Norte (Rosario, Argentina)
Large-scale urban projects (lups) are recurrent instruments in contemporary planning. In general, they are the result of the transformation of former industrial sites, or areas that have lost their purpose and became relegated. On the one hand, lups are cherished opportunities for localities to transform problematic areas into bright new centralities; on the other hand they are opportunities for the multiplication of capital. However, lups can al…
Weaving “Catullan” song: Achilles’ performances in Statius’ Achilleid
It has already been discussed in Statian scholarship that Achilles’ first song in the Achilleid has close intertextual ties to Catullus’ Carmen 64, the epyllion about the wedding of Achilles’ parents. My aim in this paper is to show that this special intertextual relationship with Catullus 64 is not confined to Achilles’ first song, but extends to the other two passages as well, where the hero is presented as a singer (1. 572–583 and 2. 157–158).…
Transformaciones urbanas en la manzana tradicional. Desarrollos fragmentarios y microtransformaciones en el tejido del barrio de Palermo-Buenos Aires
Las transformaciones urbanas recientes de los denominados Palermo Soho y Hollywood en la ciudad de Buenos Aires resultan representativas de la coexistencia de dos tipos de procesos: grandes emprendimientos que conllevan reagrupamientos del parcelario original y en ocasiones “erosionan” la grilla, junto a sumatorias de microtransformaciones, parcela a parcela, producto de iniciativas individuales de renovación o sustitución de la edificación. El a…
Traces of the Argo
Literary Tradition in Pindar's Nemean 3 and Statius' Achilleid
Journal Article LITERARY TRADITION IN PINDAR'S NEMEAN 3 AND STATIUS' ACHILLEID Get access Dániel Kozák Dániel Kozák Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies, Volume 55, Issue Supplement_112, June 2012, Pages 73–92, https://doi.org/10.1111/j.2041-5370.2012.tb00074.x Published: 24 March 2015
Achilleus hajnala. Fényszimbolika az Ilias ban és Statius Achilleis ében
A Statius Achilleis ében olvasható három hajnalleírás (1. 242–5; 1. 819–20; 2. 1–4) szorosan kapcsolódik Achilles „átváltozásaihoz” a műben. E részletek felidézik az Ilias 19. énekét nyitó hajnalt, valamint azt a homérosi metafora- és szimbólumrendszert is, mely a hős harcba való visszatérését a fény, illetve a hajnal érkezéséhez hasonlítja. Különösen összetett kapcsolat fedezhető fel Achilles hőssé való visszaváltozása és a napfelkelte között a …
The dawn of Achilles. Light imagery in the Iliad and Statius’ Achilleid
All three descriptions of dawn in Statius’ Achilleid (1. 242–5; 1. 819–20; 2. 1–4) are tightly connected to the “metamorphoses” of Achilles in the poem. These passages also recall the dawn opening Iliad 19, and the Homeric system of metaphors and symbols comparing the hero’s return to battle to the arrival of light and dawn. A particularly complex connection between Achilles’ exposure and the sunrise is established in the third Statian passage un…
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The dawn of Achilles. Light imagery in the Iliad and Statius’ Achilleid
All three descriptions of dawn in Statius’ Achilleid (1. 242–5; 1. 819–20; 2. 1–4) are tightly connected to the “metamorphoses” of Achilles in the poem. These passages also recall the dawn opening Iliad 19, and the Homeric system of metaphors and symbols comparing the hero’s return to battle to the arrival of light and dawn. A particularly complex connection between Achilles’ exposure and the sunrise is established in the third Statian passage un…
Achilleus hajnala. Fényszimbolika az Ilias ban és Statius Achilleis ében
A Statius Achilleis ében olvasható három hajnalleírás (1. 242–5; 1. 819–20; 2. 1–4) szorosan kapcsolódik Achilles „átváltozásaihoz” a műben. E részletek felidézik az Ilias 19. énekét nyitó hajnalt, valamint azt a homérosi metafora- és szimbólumrendszert is, mely a hős harcba való visszatérését a fény, illetve a hajnal érkezéséhez hasonlítja. Különösen összetett kapcsolat fedezhető fel Achilles hőssé való visszaváltozása és a napfelkelte között a …
Literary Tradition in Pindar's Nemean 3 and Statius' Achilleid
Journal Article LITERARY TRADITION IN PINDAR'S NEMEAN 3 AND STATIUS' ACHILLEID Get access Dániel Kozák Dániel Kozák Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies, Volume 55, Issue Supplement_112, June 2012, Pages 73–92, https://doi.org/10.1111/j.2041-5370.2012.tb00074.x Published: 24 March 2015
Transformaciones urbanas en la manzana tradicional. Desarrollos fragmentarios y microtransformaciones en el tejido del barrio de Palermo-Buenos Aires
Las transformaciones urbanas recientes de los denominados Palermo Soho y Hollywood en la ciudad de Buenos Aires resultan representativas de la coexistencia de dos tipos de procesos: grandes emprendimientos que conllevan reagrupamientos del parcelario original y en ocasiones “erosionan” la grilla, junto a sumatorias de microtransformaciones, parcela a parcela, producto de iniciativas individuales de renovación o sustitución de la edificación. El a…
Traces of the Argo
Weaving “Catullan” song: Achilles’ performances in Statius’ Achilleid
It has already been discussed in Statian scholarship that Achilles’ first song in the Achilleid has close intertextual ties to Catullus’ Carmen 64, the epyllion about the wedding of Achilles’ parents. My aim in this paper is to show that this special intertextual relationship with Catullus 64 is not confined to Achilles’ first song, but extends to the other two passages as well, where the hero is presented as a singer (1. 572–583 and 2. 157–158).…
Grandes proyectos urbanos y su relación con la ciudad: El caso de Puerto Norte (Rosario, Argentina)
Large-scale urban projects (lups) are recurrent instruments in contemporary planning. In general, they are the result of the transformation of former industrial sites, or areas that have lost their purpose and became relegated. On the one hand, lups are cherished opportunities for localities to transform problematic areas into bright new centralities; on the other hand they are opportunities for the multiplication of capital. However, lups can al…
Urban Megaprojects
Urban megaprojects are public or public–private operations of urban transformation defined as such based on their spatial scale, their cost, the planning models on which they are based, and/or the land value that they produce. The term “megaproject” was coined in the 1970s as part of a series of public and private initiatives in Canada. However, it is usual to find it retrospectively applied, in order to conceptualize projects that are prior to t…
Trust and Mistrust in the Achilleid
Imperial Art and Power in the Liternum Episode of Silius Italicus’ Punica
The paper is concerned with Silius’ double ecphrasis of a Roman monument of the First Punic War at Liternum, and Hannibal’s planned counter-monument (Sil. 6.653-716). It is suggested that these are compared as parts of commemorative networks rather than as standalone memorials: ambiguities in Hannibal’s speech can be interpreted as hints that he might be planning a series of monuments, while the Roman monument is described as ‘secondary’ in relat…
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