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  1. Studies on Byzantine literature of the eleventh and twelfth centuries
    Author: Kazhdan, A. P.; Franklin, Simon
    Published: 1984
    Publisher:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    Byzantine literature is often regarded as little more than an agglomeration of stereotyped forms and generic conventions which allows no scope for individual thought or expression. Accordingly, histories of Byzantine literature tend to focus on the... more

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    Byzantine literature is often regarded as little more than an agglomeration of stereotyped forms and generic conventions which allows no scope for individual thought or expression. Accordingly, histories of Byzantine literature tend to focus on the history of genres. The essays in this book challenge the traditional view. They attempt to show the coherence and individuality not of the genre but of author. By careful analysis of all the works of a given author, regardless of genre, these studies aim to reach behind the facade of convention, to discover not only biographical facts but also the writer's own likes and dislikes, his social views, his political sympathies and antipathies, his ethical and aesthetic standards. Most of the authors under consideration lived in the twelfth century. Several of them experienced or wrote about the same set of events; often they were acquainted with one another, or else had mutual friends. Thus each essay is both complete in itself and complementary to the others in the book; the individuality of each writer is most fully revealed in the comparison with his contemporaries and conversely the separate portraits may be combined to form a broader picture of Byzantine literary society of the time.

     
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    ISBN: 9780511735424
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    Series: Past and present publications
    Subjects: Literatur
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  2. Studies on Byzantine literature of the eleventh and twelfth centuries
    Author: Kazhdan, Aleksandr Petrovich; Franklin, Simon
    Published: 1984
    Publisher:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    Byzantine literature is often regarded as little more than an agglomeration of stereotyped forms and generic conventions which allows no scope for individual thought or expression. Accordingly, histories of Byzantine literature tend to focus on the... more

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    Byzantine literature is often regarded as little more than an agglomeration of stereotyped forms and generic conventions which allows no scope for individual thought or expression. Accordingly, histories of Byzantine literature tend to focus on the history of genres. The essays in this book challenge the traditional view. They attempt to show the coherence and individuality not of the genre but of author. By careful analysis of all the works of a given author, regardless of genre, these studies aim to reach behind the facade of convention, to discover not only biographical facts but also the writer's own likes and dislikes, his social views, his political sympathies and antipathies, his ethical and aesthetic standards. Most of the authors under consideration lived in the twelfth century. Several of them experienced or wrote about the same set of events; often they were acquainted with one another, or else had mutual friends. Thus each essay is both complete in itself and complementary to the others in the book; the individuality of each writer is most fully revealed in the comparison with his contemporaries and conversely the separate portraits may be combined to form a broader picture of Byzantine literary society of the time

     
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    Subjects: Byzantine literature; Civilization, Medieval, in literature; Byzantine literature ; History and criticism; Civilization, Medieval, in literature
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    Approaches to the history of Byzantine civilization: from Krause to Beck and Mango -- The social views of Michael Attaleiates -- Theodore Prodromus: a reappraisal -- Eustathius of Thessalonica: the life and opinions of a twelfth-century rhetor -- Gregory Antiochus: writer and bureaucrat -- Nicephorus Chrysoberges and Nicholas Mesarites: a comparative study -- Nicetas Choniates and others: aspects of the art of literature.
  3. Studies on Byzantine literature of the eleventh and twelfth centuries
    Author: Kazhdan, A. P.
    Published: 1984
    Publisher:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    Byzantine literature is often regarded as little more than an agglomeration of stereotyped forms and generic conventions which allows no scope for individual thought or expression. Accordingly, histories of Byzantine literature tend to focus on the... more

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    Byzantine literature is often regarded as little more than an agglomeration of stereotyped forms and generic conventions which allows no scope for individual thought or expression. Accordingly, histories of Byzantine literature tend to focus on the history of genres. The essays in this book challenge the traditional view. They attempt to show the coherence and individuality not of the genre but of author. By careful analysis of all the works of a given author, regardless of genre, these studies aim to reach behind the facade of convention, to discover not only biographical facts but also the writer's own likes and dislikes, his social views, his political sympathies and antipathies, his ethical and aesthetic standards. Most of the authors under consideration lived in the twelfth century. Several of them experienced or wrote about the same set of events; often they were acquainted with one another, or else had mutual friends. Thus each essay is both complete in itself and complementary to the others in the book; the individuality of each writer is most fully revealed in the comparison with his contemporaries and conversely the separate portraits may be combined to form a broader picture of Byzantine literary society of the time

     
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    Subjects: Byzantine literature / History and criticism; Civilization, Medieval, in literature; Literatur
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  4. Studies on Byzantine literature of the eleventh and twelfth centuries
    Author: Kazhdan, Aleksandr Petrovich; Franklin, Simon
    Published: 1984
    Publisher:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    Byzantine literature is often regarded as little more than an agglomeration of stereotyped forms and generic conventions which allows no scope for individual thought or expression. Accordingly, histories of Byzantine literature tend to focus on the... more

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    Byzantine literature is often regarded as little more than an agglomeration of stereotyped forms and generic conventions which allows no scope for individual thought or expression. Accordingly, histories of Byzantine literature tend to focus on the history of genres. The essays in this book challenge the traditional view. They attempt to show the coherence and individuality not of the genre but of author. By careful analysis of all the works of a given author, regardless of genre, these studies aim to reach behind the facade of convention, to discover not only biographical facts but also the writer's own likes and dislikes, his social views, his political sympathies and antipathies, his ethical and aesthetic standards. Most of the authors under consideration lived in the twelfth century. Several of them experienced or wrote about the same set of events; often they were acquainted with one another, or else had mutual friends. Thus each essay is both complete in itself and complementary to the others in the book; the individuality of each writer is most fully revealed in the comparison with his contemporaries and conversely the separate portraits may be combined to form a broader picture of Byzantine literary society of the time

     
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    Source: Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin
    Language: English
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    ISBN: 9780511735424
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    Series: Past and present publications
    Subjects: Byzantine literature; Civilization, Medieval, in literature; Byzantine literature ; History and criticism; Civilization, Medieval, in literature
    Scope: 1 Online-Ressource (xiv, 298 pages), digital, PDF file(s)
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    Approaches to the history of Byzantine civilization: from Krause to Beck and Mango -- The social views of Michael Attaleiates -- Theodore Prodromus: a reappraisal -- Eustathius of Thessalonica: the life and opinions of a twelfth-century rhetor -- Gregory Antiochus: writer and bureaucrat -- Nicephorus Chrysoberges and Nicholas Mesarites: a comparative study -- Nicetas Choniates and others: aspects of the art of literature.