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        1. The intertextual relations between Ovid’s Metamorphoses and Latin elegy: a critical assessment
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        José Manuel Blanco Mayor
        
 
                                    
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                                            Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
 - Contents V
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                            General Introduction
 - 1. The intertextual relations between Ovid’s Metamorphoses and Latin elegy: a critical assessment 3
 - 2. Methodological considerations 9
 - 3. Power relations in elegy and “the elegiac” in Ovid’s Metamorphoses 12
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                            Section I. Et amando et amare fatendo: Fiction and supra-fiction in Latin love elegy. Agon and power relations as poetological expressions
 - 1. Introduction 37
 - 2. Insidias legi, magne poeta, tuas: the puella de-codes the text 43
 - 3. Te mihi materiem felicem in carmina praebe: the puella as subject matter 72
 - 4. “The body-text”: the puella as literary work 125
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                            Section II. New perspectives in the study of “the elegiac” in Ovid’s Metamorphoses
 - 1. Introduction 149
 - 2. Asymmetrical love in the Metamorphoses 151
 - 3. Mutual love in the Metamorphoses: towards the ultimus ardor of Latin elegy 243
 - Conclusions 339
 - Bibliography 351
 - Index of Passages Cited 369
 - Index of Names and Subjects 377
 
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
 - Contents V
 - 
                            General Introduction
 - 1. The intertextual relations between Ovid’s Metamorphoses and Latin elegy: a critical assessment 3
 - 2. Methodological considerations 9
 - 3. Power relations in elegy and “the elegiac” in Ovid’s Metamorphoses 12
 - 
                            Section I. Et amando et amare fatendo: Fiction and supra-fiction in Latin love elegy. Agon and power relations as poetological expressions
 - 1. Introduction 37
 - 2. Insidias legi, magne poeta, tuas: the puella de-codes the text 43
 - 3. Te mihi materiem felicem in carmina praebe: the puella as subject matter 72
 - 4. “The body-text”: the puella as literary work 125
 - 
                            Section II. New perspectives in the study of “the elegiac” in Ovid’s Metamorphoses
 - 1. Introduction 149
 - 2. Asymmetrical love in the Metamorphoses 151
 - 3. Mutual love in the Metamorphoses: towards the ultimus ardor of Latin elegy 243
 - Conclusions 339
 - Bibliography 351
 - Index of Passages Cited 369
 - Index of Names and Subjects 377