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Classiques Garnier

Contents

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Contents

Introduction   7

Chapter One

Vergils Place in the Allusive Tradition   15

Major Scholarly Positions on Latin Intertextuality   16

Organization of the Sources   18

The Punic Wars   20

The Late Republic   24

The Augustan Period   29

The Early Imperial Period   37

Conclusions   43

Chapter Two

Whats in an Allusion?   49

Theoretical Background   51

Methods   58

Results   66

Examples   73

The Shape of Vergils Allusions   76

Conclusions   79

Chapter Three

The Missing Vergil   81

Computational Approaches   82

Cognitive Theory   85

A Case Study   89

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Distant Reading Tools   95

Experiments   97

Exploring the Results   103

Conclusions   108

Chapter Four

Vergil versus the Modern Reader   111

Theoretical Background   112

Study Design   114

Results   123

Significance Testing   130

Interpretation   137

Conclusions   141

Chapter Five

Voltaires Allusive Technique   143

La Henriade   145

Voltaires Allusions   146

Voltaire and Embodied Cognition   158

Conclusions   164

Conclusions   165

Acknowledgements   171

Appendix A

Modeling Vergilian Allusion   173

Appendix B

Annotated Parallels between Aeneid 1 and Homer   179

Bibliography   327

Index Authors    335

Index Concepts   337