Choix d'auteur. Les langues de l'épigramme épigraphique après 400 av. J.-C. et la liberté de choix des rédacteurs par rapport aux traits dits 'épiques'
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Choix d'auteur. Les langues de l'épigramme épigraphique après 400 av. J.-C. et la liberté de choix des rédacteurs par rapport aux traits dits 'épiques'
Title of the book
Formes et fonctions des langues littéraires en Grèce ancienne.
Publisher
Fondation Hardt
Address of publication
Vandœuvres - Genève
Publication state
Published
Issued date
08/2019
Peer-reviewed
Oui
Editor
Willi A.
Volume
65
Series
Entretiens sur l'Antiquité classique
Chapter
8
Pages
319-357
Language
french
Abstract
The aim of this paper is to present a short history of the language(s)
of the Greek epigraphic epigram after 400 BC, focussing on the
absence/presence of features that are commonly termed ‘epic’. While
CEG 830 reflects the increasing influence of Attic in the fourth century,
the dialectal mixture of GV 755 and the use of the epic-Ionic
dialect in GV 1907 illustrate the later development of the epigrammatic
language. Moreover, these epigrams were selected as their authors seem
to have consciously engaged in a dialogue with the epic model, or to
have deliberately refused to do so.
of the Greek epigraphic epigram after 400 BC, focussing on the
absence/presence of features that are commonly termed ‘epic’. While
CEG 830 reflects the increasing influence of Attic in the fourth century,
the dialectal mixture of GV 755 and the use of the epic-Ionic
dialect in GV 1907 illustrate the later development of the epigrammatic
language. Moreover, these epigrams were selected as their authors seem
to have consciously engaged in a dialogue with the epic model, or to
have deliberately refused to do so.
Keywords
grec ancien, développement des langues littéraires, langue épique, épigramme épigraphique, dialectes littéraires
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