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Informationen zum Autor Maria Plaza is Junior Research Fellow (Latin) at Gothenburg University. Klappentext The last decades have seen a lively interest in Roman verse satire, and this collection of essays introduces the reader to the best of modern critical writing on Persius and Juvenal. The eight articles on Persius range from detailed analyses of his fine technique to readings inspired by theoretical approaches such as New Historicism, Reader-Response Criticism, and Dialogics. The nine selections on Juvenal focus upon the pivotal question in modern Juvenalian criticism: how serious is the poet when he voices his appallingly misogynist, homophobic, and xenophobic moralism? The contributors challenge the straightforward equivalence of author and speaker in a variety of ways, and they also point up the technical aspects of Juvenal's art. Three papers have been newly translated for this volume, and all Latin quotations are also given in English. A specially written Introduction provides a useful conspectus of recent scholarship. Zusammenfassung The last decades have seen a lively interest in Roman verse satire, and this collection of essays introduces the reader to the best of modern critical writing on Persius and Juvenal. The eight articles on Persius range from detailed analyses of his fine technique to readings inspired by theoretical approaches such as New Historicism, Reader-Response Criticism, and Dialogics. The nine selections on Juvenal focus upon the pivotal question in modern Juvenalian criticism: how serious is the poet when he voices his appallingly misogynist, homophobic, and xenophobic moralism? The contributors challenge the straightforward equivalence of author and speaker in a variety of ways, and they also point up the technical aspects of Juvenal's art. Three papers have been newly translated for this volume, and all Latin quotations are also given in English. A specially written Introduction provides a useful conspectus of recent scholarship. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction 1: K. J. Reckford: Studies in Persius 2: J. C. Bramble: Style and Expression in Persius' Fifth Satire 3: John Henderson: Persius' Didactic Satire: The Teacher as Pupil 4: N. Rudd: Association of Ideas in Persius 5: Marisa Squillante Saccone: Techniques of Irony and of Comedy in Persius' Satire 6: Emily Gowers: Persius and the Decoction of Nero 7: Kirk Freudenburg: Faking it in Nero's Orgasmatron: Persius 1 and the Death of Criticism 8: Francesco d'Alessandro Behr: Open Bodies and Closed Minds? Persius' Saturae in the Light of Bakhtin and Voloshinov 9: Ulrich Knoche: Juvenal's Canons of Social Criticism 10: Gilbert Highet: Survey 11: Amy Richlin: Juvenal and Priapus 12: Paul Allen Miller: The Bodily Grotesque in Roman Satire: Images of Sterility 13: Jonathan Walters: Making a Spectacle: Deviant Men, Invective, and Pleasure 14: W. S. Anderson: Anger in Juvenal and Seneca 15: Susanna Morton Braund: Declamation and Contestation in Satire 16: Franco Bellandi: Naevolus cliens 17: S. M. Braund and W. Raschke: Satiric Grotesques in Public and Private: Juvenal, Dr Frankenstein, Raymond Chandler, and Absolutely Fabulous ...
