TIMOTHEUS' POETICS OF BLENDING: A COGNITIVE APPROACH TO THE LANGUAGE OF THE NEW MUSIC.

The article explores the topic of blending and conceptual integration theory in the New Music poetry of ancient Greek poet Timotheus. Emphasis is given to an analysis of the papyrus text "Persians" and the blending of images of naval combat. Other topics include context within passages, intertextual...

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Published in:	Classical Philology Vol. 109; no. 3; pp. 191 - 211
Main Authors:	Budelmann, Felix, LeVen, Pauline
Format:	Article
Published:	University of Chicago Press Jul2014
Subjects:	Timotheus, of Miletus, ca. 446-357 B.C. Hellenistic Greek literature > History & criticism Hellenistic Greek literature Poetics Human body in literature Intertextuality Themes in literature
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Summary:	The article explores the topic of blending and conceptual integration theory in the New Music poetry of ancient Greek poet Timotheus. Emphasis is given to an analysis of the papyrus text "Persians" and the blending of images of naval combat. Other topics include context within passages, intertextuality, and literary depictions of the human body.