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基本説明
Offers the best available illustrations of the tablets, with over 200 new photographs and specially prepared drawings.
Full Description
The Iliad in a Nutshell has two objectives: first, it advances a new critical interpretation of the miniature Iliac tablets, or Tabulae Iliacae; second, it signals their relevance within much bigger issues facing the study of Graeco-Roman art and literature in the twenty-first century. By re-assessing the visual and verbal aesthetics of the miniature, Michael Squire shows how a group of early Imperial Roman objects relate to grander discourses about size, ecphrasis, and representation. The conclusions will be of critical importance not only to students of Graeco-Roman literary and visual culture, but to anyone interested in the cultural history of scale, replication, and visual-verbal relations. The volume is generously illustrated, in both black and white and colour.
Contents
1. Opening sesame: the book in a nutshell ; 2. Putting the pieces together ; 3. Mastering Theodorean techne ; 4. Choosing your own adventure ; 5. Turning the tables ; 6. The art and poetics of scale ; 7. Ecphrastic circles ; 8. Taking the tablets



