دانلود کتاب A Comedy of Storytelling: Theatricality and Narrative in Apuleius' 'Golden Ass'. Dissertationsschrift

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Cover\nTitelei\nContents\nPreface\nIntroduction\nPart 1 Theatricality\n1. The Nonsense of the Mime: The Golden Ass and Popular Theater\n 1.1. The Mime’s centunculus\n 1.2. Mime Plots\n 1.3. Mimic Self-Referentiality: Risus mimicus and the Mimesis of the Mime\n2. Contrary to the Story\n 2.1. Representational Paradoxes at the Roman Arena\n 2.2. The Primary Narrative and the Inserted Tales\nPart II Multiple Plotting\n3. Crime, Punishment, and Redemption: Lucius’ Life as a Narrative ofMiraculous Healing\n4. Conversion to Philosophy: Lucius’ Life as a PhilosophicalBiography\n5. De audiendis fabulis: Lucius’ Life as a Philosophical Myth\n6. The Ass from Cymae: Lucius’ Life as a Lucianic Satire\n7. The Magic of Rhetoric: Lucius’ Life as an Aristophanic Comedy\nPart III Narrative\n8. Desultoriae scientiae stilus: From Drama to Narrative\n 8.1. The Writer as a Stand-up Comedian\n 8.2. Milesian tales\n 8.3. Omnis musae mancipium: Petronius’ Satyricon\n9. Theatricality and Rhetoric: The Golden Ass and the Second Sophistic\n 9.1. Simili stilo: Apuleius’ Narrator as a Sophistic Entertainer\n 9.2. Varias fabulas conserere: Apuleius’ Narrative as a Specimen of Figured Speech\n 9.3. Acting out paideia\nBibliography\nIndex nominum et rerum\nIndex locorum