This paper investigates how ancient scholarship deals with the Greek dialects. Grammatical sources mostly examine the dialects in their literary dimension and not as geographically-defined varieties. This approach is mirrored in the wider reflection of historical, literary, and rhetorical sources, which establish a close connection between a certain dialect, the ethical and psychological attitudes of its genos, the language of canonical literary authors, and its psychagogic effects on the audience.
Lingue letterarie e dialetti nell'esegesi antica
O. Tribulato
2019-01-01
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This paper investigates how ancient scholarship deals with the Greek dialects. Grammatical sources mostly examine the dialects in their literary dimension and not as geographically-defined varieties. This approach is mirrored in the wider reflection of historical, literary, and rhetorical sources, which establish a close connection between a certain dialect, the ethical and psychological attitudes of its genos, the language of canonical literary authors, and its psychagogic effects on the audience.File in questo prodotto:
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