Leonidas of Tarentum : between Cynical polemic and poetic refinement
Leonidas of Tarentum : between Cynical polemic and poetic refinement
Introduction – 1. Leonidas on poverty. Leonidas and his poor people. Between a literary and philosophical model: the mice and the old man. Cynic autarkeia and Leonidean frugality: two different approaches to poverty. Rich and poor in Leonidas’ epigrams: two examples. The negative models: the gourmand and the Cynic. The positive model: the old Aristocrates. Conclusion 2. Leonidas on work. Introduction. Work and workers in Leonidas’ epigrams. Carpenters. Weavers. Hunters. Fishermen. Hesiodic traces and the morality of work. Work in the ancient Cynic tradition. Conclusion. Appendix I. The concept of ôῦϕïò: a possible Cynic element in Leonidas’ poetry. Appendix II. Cynic bios and Pythagorean bios. Bibliography. Index locorum. Index Nominum. Thematic Index.
- N° scheda: D0254051920
- ISBN-13: 9788871406077
- Authors: Solitario, Michele
- City: Roma
- Publisher: Edizioni Quasar
- Year: 2015
- Month: December
- Necklace title: Quaderni dei seminari romani di cultura greca
- Necklace number: 19
- Number of pages: 110
- Dorso: 24 cm
- Peso: 305 gr
- Country: Italy
- Language: Italian
- Condition: New
- Type of publication: Monograph
- Dewey Classifications: Hellenic languages Classical Greek
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