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Cover
Lucretius and the Language of Nature
Copyright
Dedication
Acknowledgements
Contents
Abbreviations
Introduction
0.1. The Linguistic Task: Egestas Linguae
0.2. The Linguistic Task: Novitas Rerum
0.3. Conclusion
Chapter 1: Nature and Culture in the Epicurean Theory of Language
1.1. Two Types of Linguistic Naturalism
1.2. Human Cultural Development
1.3. Names: The Natural Stage
1.4. After Nature: Egestas Linguae
1.5. Naturalism Weakened
1.6. Nature’s Norms?
1.7. Conclusion
Chapter 2: Lucretius and Epicurus on Metaphor
2.1. An Epicurean Dialect
2.2. Lucretius on Synecdoche: The Parts of the Soul
2.3. Epicurus: The Standard Style
2.4. Necessary and Unnecessary Metaphor
2.5. The Nameless Element
2.6. Metaphor and Preconception
2.7. Lucretius on Necessary Metaphor and Metonymy
2.8. Lucretius on Unnecessary Metaphor
2.9. Conclusion
Chapter 3: Reading Lucretian Metaphor
3.1. Unstable Metaphor
3.2. Case Study: Philosophy as Conquest
3.3. Case Study: Thought as Perception
3.4. Personification and Pleasure
3.5. Diaphora: Repetition and Control
3.6. Disclaimers: 2.865–990
3.7. Metaphor and Misprision
3.8. Conclusion
Appendix: Officia Corporis
Chapter 4: Lucretian Etymologies
4.1. The Variety of Etymological Relations
4.2. Synchronic Etymological Relations in Lucretius?
4.3. Explicit Etymologies in Lucretius
4.4. Implicit Etymologies in Lucretius
4.5. Implicit Etymologies Involving Greek
4.6. Implicit Etymologies for Compounds
and Prefixed Words
4.7. Conclusion
Chapter 5: The Uses of Greek
5.1. Tmesis
5.2. Greek Syntax
5.3. Greek Words
5.4. Code-Switching and Endearment: 4.1160–9
5.5. Conclusion
Chapter 6: Calques and Compounds
6.1. Calques from Compounds
6.2. Calques from Prefixed Words
6.3. Conclusion
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index Locorum
General Index