Myth and Rhetoric - Mythos und Rhetorik

Aus dem Inhalt:I Introduction: Rhetoric and Speech Acts as Dramatic DevicesCaratteri e Convenzioni Retorico-formali nella Tragedia Attica(Andrea Rodighiero)II Rhetoric and Stage Action in the Electra TragediesThe Rhetoric of Bodies. Persuasion and Stage Action in Aeschylus' Agamemnon and Euripides' Electra(Saskia Schomber)Dynamics of Myth and Space in the »Electra Tragedies« of Aeschylus and Euripides(Martin M. Bauer)III Rhetoric and Mythopoiesis in Euripides' MedeaActing through Words. Euripides' Medea as Seductress(Ronald Blankenborg)The Medea Myth in Euripides. Mythical Innovation and Metapoetry(Vanessa Zetzmann)Euripides' »Selective Amnesia« in Mythical Paradigms(Sabrina Mancuso)IV Rhetorical Characterization and Storytelling in Greek TragedyShaping Characters through Rhetoric. Andromache vs Helen in Euripides' Trojan Women(Francesco Moles)The Rhetoric of the Maternal Breast in Greek Tragedy(Antonia Reinke)V Epilogue: Tragic Rhetoric and Literary CriticismThe Tragic Myth of Philoctetes in Dio Chrysostom's Oration. Rhetorical Aspects in Literary Criticism(Christos Chatzigiannis)