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BIBLIOGRAPHYAcosta-Hughes, Benjamin. 2002. Polyeideia: Th e Iambi of Callimachus and the Archaic Iambic Tradition. Berkeley and Los Angeles.Adam, J., and A. M. Adam, eds. 1905. Platonis Protagoras. Cambridge.Adkins, A.W.H. 1973. “ἀρετή, τέχνη, Democracy and Sophists: Protagoras 316b–328d.” JHS 93: 3–12.Adrados, F. R. 1979. “Th e ‘Life of Aesop’ and the Origins of Novel in Antiquity.” QUCCn.s. 1: 93–112.———. 1999. History of the Graeco-Latin Fable. Vol. 1, Introduction and From the Origins to the Hellenistic Age. Trans. Leslie A. Ray. Mnemosyne Supplement 201. Leiden.———. 2000. History of the Graeco-Latin Fable. Vol. 2, Th e Fable during the Roman Empire and in the Middle Ages. Trans. Leslie A. Ray. Mnemosyne Supplement 207. Leiden.———. 2003. History of the Graeco-Latin Fable. Vol. 3, Inventory and Documentation of the Graeco-Latin Fable. Trans. L. A. Ray and F. Rojas del Canto. Mnemosyne Supple-ment 236. Leiden.Albert, Karl. 1983. “Th eoria und Th aumazein.” Philosophischer Literaturanzeiger 36: 382–90.Allen, T. W., ed. 1974. Homeri Opera. Vol. 5, Hymnos Cyclum Fragmenta Margiten Batra-chomyomachiam Vitas Continens. Oxford.Allen, T. W., W. R. Halliday, and E. E. Sikes, eds. 1936. Th e Homeric Hymns. Oxford.Alpers, Johannes. 1912. “Hercules in Bivio.” Inaug. diss., Göttingen.Alter, Robert. 1981. Th e Art of Biblical Narrative. New York.Althusser, Louis. 2001. “Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses: Notes toward an Investigation.” In Lenin and Philosophy and Other Essays, trans. B. Brewster, new in-troduction by F. Jameson. New York. 85–126.Aly, Wolf. 1921. Volksmärchen, Sage, und Novelle bei Herodot und seinen Zeitgenossen: Eine Untersuchung über die volkstümlichen Elemente der altgriechischen Prosaer-zählung. Göttingen. [Repr. 1969 with corrections and aft erword by L. Huber.]———. 1929. Formprobleme der frühen griechischen Prosa. Philologus, Supplementband XXI, Heft III. Leipzig.Amandry, P. 1939. “Convention religieuse conclue entre Delphes et Skiathos.” BCH 63: 183–219.———. 1944–45. “Note sur la convention Delphes-Skiathos.” BCH 68–69: 411–16.———. 1950. La Mantique apollinienne à Delphes: Essai sur le fonctionnement de l’oracle. Paris.Anhalt, Emily Katz. 1993. Solon the Singer: Politics and Poetics. Lanham, Md.Annas, Julia. 1982. “Plato on the Triviality of Literature,” in Moravcsik and Temko 1982: 1–28.Arnott, W. Geoff rey. 1996. Alexis: Th e Fragments. A Commentary. Cambridge.Arthur, Marylin. 1982. “Cultural Strategies in Hesiod’s Th eogony: Law, Family, Society.” Arethusa 15: 63–82.

BIBLIOGRAPHYAcosta-Hughes, Benjamin. 2002. Polyeideia: Th e Iambi of Callimachus and the Archaic Iambic Tradition. Berkeley and Los Angeles.Adam, J., and A. M. Adam, eds. 1905. Platonis Protagoras. Cambridge.Adkins, A.W.H. 1973. “ἀρετή, τέχνη, Democracy and Sophists: Protagoras 316b–328d.” JHS 93: 3–12.Adrados, F. R. 1979. “Th e ‘Life of Aesop’ and the Origins of Novel in Antiquity.” QUCCn.s. 1: 93–112.———. 1999. History of the Graeco-Latin Fable. Vol. 1, Introduction and From the Origins to the Hellenistic Age. Trans. Leslie A. Ray. Mnemosyne Supplement 201. Leiden.———. 2000. History of the Graeco-Latin Fable. Vol. 2, Th e Fable during the Roman Empire and in the Middle Ages. Trans. Leslie A. Ray. Mnemosyne Supplement 207. Leiden.———. 2003. History of the Graeco-Latin Fable. Vol. 3, Inventory and Documentation of the Graeco-Latin Fable. Trans. L. A. Ray and F. Rojas del Canto. Mnemosyne Supple-ment 236. Leiden.Albert, Karl. 1983. “Th eoria und Th aumazein.” Philosophischer Literaturanzeiger 36: 382–90.Allen, T. W., ed. 1974. Homeri Opera. Vol. 5, Hymnos Cyclum Fragmenta Margiten Batra-chomyomachiam Vitas Continens. Oxford.Allen, T. W., W. R. Halliday, and E. E. Sikes, eds. 1936. Th e Homeric Hymns. Oxford.Alpers, Johannes. 1912. “Hercules in Bivio.” Inaug. diss., Göttingen.Alter, Robert. 1981. Th e Art of Biblical Narrative. New York.Althusser, Louis. 2001. “Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses: Notes toward an Investigation.” In Lenin and Philosophy and Other Essays, trans. B. Brewster, new in-troduction by F. Jameson. New York. 85–126.Aly, Wolf. 1921. Volksmärchen, Sage, und Novelle bei Herodot und seinen Zeitgenossen: Eine Untersuchung über die volkstümlichen Elemente der altgriechischen Prosaer-zählung. Göttingen. [Repr. 1969 with corrections and aft erword by L. Huber.]———. 1929. Formprobleme der frühen griechischen Prosa. Philologus, Supplementband XXI, Heft III. Leipzig.Amandry, P. 1939. “Convention religieuse conclue entre Delphes et Skiathos.” BCH 63: 183–219.———. 1944–45. “Note sur la convention Delphes-Skiathos.” BCH 68–69: 411–16.———. 1950. La Mantique apollinienne à Delphes: Essai sur le fonctionnement de l’oracle. Paris.Anhalt, Emily Katz. 1993. Solon the Singer: Politics and Poetics. Lanham, Md.Annas, Julia. 1982. “Plato on the Triviality of Literature,” in Moravcsik and Temko 1982: 1–28.Arnott, W. Geoff rey. 1996. Alexis: Th e Fragments. A Commentary. Cambridge.Arthur, Marylin. 1982. “Cultural Strategies in Hesiod’s Th eogony: Law, Family, Society.” Arethusa 15: 63–82.

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS vii
  3. ILLUSTRATIONS xi
  4. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xiii
  5. ABBREVIATIONS xvii
  6. INTRODUCTION 1
  7. PART I: Competitive Wisdom and Popular Culture
  8. CHAPTER 1. Aesop and the Contestation of Delphic Authority 53
  9. CHAPTER 2. Sophia before/beyond Philosophy 95
  10. CHAPTER 3. Aesop as Sage: Political Counsel and Discursive Practice 125
  11. CHAPTER 4. Reading the Life: The Progress of a Sage and the Anthropology of Sophia 159
  12. CHAPTER 5. The Aesopic Parody of High Wisdom 202
  13. PART II: Aesop and the Invention of Greek Prose
  14. CHAPTER 6. Aesop at the Invention of Philosophy 241
  15. CHAPTER 7. The Battle over Prose: Fable in Sophistic Education and Xenophon’s Memorabilia 265
  16. CHAPTER 8. Sophistic Fable in Plato: Parody, Appropriation, and Transcendence 301
  17. CHAPTER 9. Aesop in Plato’s Sōkratikoi Logoi: Analogy, Elenchos, and Disavowal 325
  18. CHAPTER 10. Historiē and Logopoiïa: Two Sides of Herodotean Prose 361
  19. CHAPTER 11. Herodotus and Aesop: Some Soundings 398
  20. Bibliography 433
  21. Index Locorum 463
  22. General Index 478
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS vii
  3. ILLUSTRATIONS xi
  4. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xiii
  5. ABBREVIATIONS xvii
  6. INTRODUCTION 1
  7. PART I: Competitive Wisdom and Popular Culture
  8. CHAPTER 1. Aesop and the Contestation of Delphic Authority 53
  9. CHAPTER 2. Sophia before/beyond Philosophy 95
  10. CHAPTER 3. Aesop as Sage: Political Counsel and Discursive Practice 125
  11. CHAPTER 4. Reading the Life: The Progress of a Sage and the Anthropology of Sophia 159
  12. CHAPTER 5. The Aesopic Parody of High Wisdom 202
  13. PART II: Aesop and the Invention of Greek Prose
  14. CHAPTER 6. Aesop at the Invention of Philosophy 241
  15. CHAPTER 7. The Battle over Prose: Fable in Sophistic Education and Xenophon’s Memorabilia 265
  16. CHAPTER 8. Sophistic Fable in Plato: Parody, Appropriation, and Transcendence 301
  17. CHAPTER 9. Aesop in Plato’s Sōkratikoi Logoi: Analogy, Elenchos, and Disavowal 325
  18. CHAPTER 10. Historiē and Logopoiïa: Two Sides of Herodotean Prose 361
  19. CHAPTER 11. Herodotus and Aesop: Some Soundings 398
  20. Bibliography 433
  21. Index Locorum 463
  22. General Index 478
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