Ciceronian Invectives
Emotions, Configurations, and Reactions
1st Edition
Published on 21. February 2025
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272 pages
978-3-16-162285-4 (ISBN)
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Die politische Kommunikation in der späten römischen Republik ist in hohem Maße durch Verunglimpfungen, Beschimpfungen und ähnliche Phänomene gekennzeichnet. Der vorliegende Band wirft einen neuen Blick darauf, wie sich diese Sprachhandlungen, hier verstanden als Invektiven, in Ciceros Reden widerspiegeln und mit diesen verbunden sind.
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Philipp Geitner | Dennis Pausch | Christoph Schwameis
Ciceronian Invectives
Emotions, Configurations, and Reactions
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2020 PhD; Postdoc at the Collaborative Research Center 1285 "Invectivity. Constellations and Dynamics of Disparagement".
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2004 PhD; Professor of Latin at Technical University Dresden.
2018 PhD; teaches Roman literature and Latin grammar at the University of Vienna.
teaches Latin literature at the University of Wuppertal.
Content
Section I: Emotions
Christopher Degelmann: Ex ore impurissimo euomuit: Disgust and vomiting in Cicero's invective repertoire - Judith Hack: Sexual insults in Cicero? - Ken Heuring: Emotional language in the Second Philippic
Section II: Configurations
Catherine Steel: Invective and provincial government: Cicero and his predecessors - Rainer Wierzcholowski: Cicero's rhetorical technique of apostrophe and attack: The case of Hortensius in the Verrines - Christoph Schwameis: Incidents of invective in the 'pirate chapter' of De suppliciis
Section III: Reactions
Henriette van der Blom: The alternative story: Contemporary invective responses to Cicero - Kathryn Tempest: Cicero under attack: Deception and emotions in the Trial of Plancius - Christoph Pieper: Catilina in senatu obmutuit? Ancient and medieval responses to Cicero's first Catilinarian speech
Christopher Degelmann: Ex ore impurissimo euomuit: Disgust and vomiting in Cicero's invective repertoire - Judith Hack: Sexual insults in Cicero? - Ken Heuring: Emotional language in the Second Philippic
Section II: Configurations
Catherine Steel: Invective and provincial government: Cicero and his predecessors - Rainer Wierzcholowski: Cicero's rhetorical technique of apostrophe and attack: The case of Hortensius in the Verrines - Christoph Schwameis: Incidents of invective in the 'pirate chapter' of De suppliciis
Section III: Reactions
Henriette van der Blom: The alternative story: Contemporary invective responses to Cicero - Kathryn Tempest: Cicero under attack: Deception and emotions in the Trial of Plancius - Christoph Pieper: Catilina in senatu obmutuit? Ancient and medieval responses to Cicero's first Catilinarian speech