The styles and voices of non-dramatic Greek poetry in the fourth century BC

Seth Phipps

Abstract:

This thesis is an investigation into the styles and voices of the non-dramatic Greek poetry of the fourth century BC. This has been a neglected area of study in Greek literary history, and the extant poems of the fourth century have either been largely ignored or regarded contemptuously by modern critics. I seek to redress this balance by providing close readings of surviving poems, and aim to show that contrary to widespread opinion, there are signs that this is a period of dynamic creativit...

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Phipps, S. (2011). The styles and voices of non-dramatic Greek poetry in the fourth century BC [PhD thesis]. Oxford University, UK.

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Phipps, Seth. The Styles and Voices of Non-Dramatic Greek Poetry in the Fourth Century BC. Oxford University, UK, 2011.

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Phipps, Seth. 2011. “The Styles and Voices of Non-Dramatic Greek Poetry in the Fourth Century BC.” PhD thesis, Oxford University, UK.
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