دانلود کتاب Reflections and New Perspectives on Virgil’s Georgics

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Cover page\nHalftitle page\nSeries page\nTitle page\nCopyright page\nCONTENTS\nCONTRIBUTORS\nPREFACE\nNOTES ON THE TEXT\nINTRODUCTION\nPART I READING THE GEORGICS\n CHAPTER 1 THE STORY OF YOU: SECOND-PERSON NARRATIVE AND THE NARRATOLOGY OF THE GEORGICS\n The way I tell ’em: narratology, classical literature and didactic poetry\n Stories of you: second- person narration, didactic poetry and their scholarship\n Naming of parts: standard, autotelic and hypothetical narratives\n Hypothetical second-person narrative and the determinism of the third-person\n Epilogue\n CHAPTER 2 CLEARING THE GROUND IN GEORGICS 1\n New beginnings\n Georgics 1.104–10\n Georgics 1.43–83\n CHAPTER 3 AESTHETICS, FORM AND MEANING IN THE GEORGICS\n Empathy and melancholy\n Stylized archaizing\n Form made visible: patterning in the Georgics\nPART II RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY\n CHAPTER 4 GEORGICA AND ORPHICA : THE GEORGICS IN THE CONTEXT OF ORPHIC POETRY AND RELIGION\n The Orphica\n Orphica in the Eclogues\n Orphic religion and Orphica in the Georgics\n Orphica and expiation\n Implications\n CHAPTER 5 VIRGIL’S GEORGICS AND THE EPICUREAN SIRENS OF POETRY\n The sphragis\n Georgics 2 and 3\n Conclusions\nPART III POLITICS AND SOCIETY\n CHAPTER 6 DIVINIZATION AND DIDACTIC EFFICACY IN VIRGIL’S GEORGICS*\n Divinization and cura terrarum\n Divinization and cura triumphorum\n The triumph of Caesar\n Divinization and didactic efficacy\n Conclusions\n CHAPTER 7 BUNTE BARBAREN SETTING UP THE STAGE: RE-INVENTING THE BARBARIAN ON THE GEORGICS’ THEATRE-TEMPL (G . 3.1-48)\n Staging the barbarian5\n Bunte Barbaren setting up the stage\n Conclusion\n CHAPTER 8 FROM MUNERA UESTRA CANO TO IPSE DONA FERAM : LANGUAGE OF SOCIAL RECIPROCITY IN THE GEORGICS\n Absences: the Georgics and explicit (socio-)economics\n Metaphors: man and nature\n Poisoned gifts: man and Jupiter\n Approaching the future: the narrator and his patrons\n Acquiring symbolic capital: Virgil and his audience\n Conclusion: reciprocity at the time of Actium\nPART IV ROMAN RESPONSES\n CHAPTER 9 ‘PULPY FICTION’: VIRGILIAN RECEPTION AND GENRE IN COLUMELLA DE RE RUSTICA10\n CHAPTER 10 SERVIAN READINGS OF RELIGION IN THE GEORGICS\nPART V MODERN RESPONSES\n CHAPTER 11 THE GEORGICS OFF THE CANADIAN COAST: MARC LESCARBOT’S A-DIEU À LA NOUVELLE-FRANCE (1609) AND THE VIRGILIAN TRADITION\n Introduction\n Renaissance and early modern reading and reception of the Georgics\n Lescarbot’s A-dieu à la Nouvelle-France and the Georgics\n Conclusions\n Appendix: primary texts from the early modern period cited in this chapter\n CHAPTER 12 SHELLEY’S GEORGIC LANDSCAPE\n CHAPTER 13 WOMEN AND EARTH: FEMALE RESPONSES TO THE GEORGICS IN THE TWENTIETH AND TWENTY-FIRST CENTURIES\n Janet Lembke: ‘a classical naturalist’\n Vita Sackville-West: a gardener poet\n Sackville-West and Lembke: a common worldview and a common style\n Ways ahead: how ecofeminism could illuminate The Land87\nNOTES\nBIBLIOGRAPHY\nINDEX OF PASSAGES\nINDEX