Conventions of Form and Thought in Early Greek Epic Poetry
Professor William Thalmann explores the conventions that connect poetic form and thought in early Greek epic poetry. This focused study is suited to readers of classical literature, ancient history, and scholarly work on the development and interpretation of epic traditions.
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Conventions of Form and Thought in Early Greek Epic Poetry examines the relationship between poetic form and intellectual expression in early Greek epic.
Professor William Thalmann focuses on the conventions that shape how epic poetry is composed, organized, and understood.
The book offers a specialized study for readers interested in Greek literature, classical studies, and the history of poetic thought.
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