Phrasikleia: An Anthropology of Reading in Ancient Greece

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Cornell University Press, 1993 - 233 Seiten
Foreword / Gregory Nagy -- 1. Phrasikleia: From Silence to Sound -- 2. I Write, Therefore I Efface Myself: The Speech-Act in the Earliest Greek Inscriptions -- 3. The Reader and the Reading Voice: The Instrumental Status of Reading Aloud -- 4. The Child as Signifier: The "Inscription" of the Proper Name -- 5. The Writer's Daughter: Kallirhoe and the Thirty Suitors -- 6. Nomos, "Exegesis," Reading: The Reading Voice and the Law -- 7. True Metempsychosis: Lycurgus, Numa, and the Tattooed Corpse of Epimenides -- 8. Death by Writing: Sappho, the Poem, and the Reader -- 9. The Inner Voice: On the Invention of Silent Reading -- 10. The Reader and the eromenos: The Pederastic Paradigm of Writing.
 

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From Silence to Sound
8
The SpeechAct in
26
The Instrumental
44
The Inscription of the
64
Kallirhoe and the Thirty
80
The Reading Voice and
109
Lycurgus Numa and the
123
Sappho the Poem and the Reader
145
On the Invention of Silent Reading
160
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