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| Copies | Stacks - BF575.L3 H35 2008 |
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| Descr. | xiii, 616 p. ; 24 cm. |
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| Library Info | Stacks BF575.L3 H35 2008 Regular Loan |
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| Bibliogr. | Includes bibliographical references and indexes. |
| Contents | Introduction: Greek laughter in theory and practice -- Inside and outside morality: the laughter of Homeric gods and men -- Sympotic elation and resistance to death -- Ritual laughter and the renewal of life -- Aischrology, shame and old comedy -- Greek philosophy and the ethics of ridicule -- Greek laughter and the problem of the absurd -- The intermittencies of laughter in Menander’s social world -- Lucian and the laughter of life and death -- Laughter denied, laughter deferred: the antigelastic. |
| Abstract | Explore ancient Greek attitudes to laughter. Analyzes both the theory and practice of laughter as a richly revealing expression of Greek values and mentalities. |
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| Copies | Stacks - BF575.L3 H35 2008 |
| Sys. no. | 000585359 |
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