Satiric counter-history of Herodotean interpretatio and Platonic eponymy, Lucian’s De Syria Dea uses rhetorical devices of inversion and proliferation in order to demonstrate how translation distorts and obscures the “indigenous” reality, altering the relations of meaning between the name and the thing that name defines.
Satira e contro-storia nel De Syria Dea di Luciano / Pisano, Carmine. - In: MYTHOS. - ISSN 1972-2516. - 5:(2011), pp. 117-130.
Satira e contro-storia nel De Syria Dea di Luciano
PISANO CARMINE
2011
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Satiric counter-history of Herodotean interpretatio and Platonic eponymy, Lucian’s De Syria Dea uses rhetorical devices of inversion and proliferation in order to demonstrate how translation distorts and obscures the “indigenous” reality, altering the relations of meaning between the name and the thing that name defines.File in questo prodotto:
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