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Approaches to teaching Vergil's Aeneid / edited by William S. Anderson and Lorina N. Quartarone.

Van Pelt Library PA6825 .A75 2002
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Anderson, William S. (William Scovil), 1927-
Quartarone, Lorina N., 1959-
Series:
Approaches to teaching world literature 1059-1133
Approaches to teaching world literature, 1059-1133
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Virgil. Aeneis.
Virgil.
Epic poetry, Latin--History and criticism.
Epic poetry, Latin.
Aeneas (Legendary character)--In literature.
Aeneas.
Epic poetry, Latin--Study and teaching.
Virgil--Study and teaching.
Genre:
Epic poetry, Latin.
Physical Description:
xiii, 255 pages ; 23 cm.
Place of Publication:
New York : Modern Language Association of America, 2002.
Summary:
Vergil's Aeneid has been the most continually read and discussed work by a Roman author in the history of Western literature. Yet it can be a challenging work to teach--Vergil is a complex, subtle poet; his culture and time are removed from us; and Latin is less studied in college than it was a generation ago. This volume of essays is addressed primarily to the nonclassically trained instructor who will be teaching Vergil's epic in translation.
Contents:
Part 1 Materials / Lorina N. Quartarone
Texts
Latin Editions and Commentaries 3
English Translations 4
History of the Text 10
The Instructor's Library
Reference Works 12
Background Studies 13
Critical Studies 14
Periodicals 21
Twentieth-Century Critical Perspectives / Daniel M. Hooley 22
Internet Resources 31
Audiovisual Materials 32
Part 2 Approaches
Preliminary Considerations
Pietas and Furor: Motivational Forces in the Aeneid / Sarah Spence 46
Trojan, Dardanian, Roman: The Power of Epithets in the Aeneid / William S. Anderson 53
Aeneas and Heroism
"Frigid Indifference" or "Soaked Through and Through with Feeling"? Portrayal of Character in the Aeneid / Shirley Werner 60
The Public and Private Aeneas: Observations on Complex Responsibility / John Breuker, Jr. 69
"Tum Pectore Sensus Vertuntur Varii": Reading and Teaching the End of the Aeneid / Barbara Weiden Boyd 80.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages [235]-249) and index.
ISBN:
0873527712
0873527720
OCLC:
49226040

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