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55. Reading Greek Tragedy with Judith Butler

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Telò, Mario, primary, McConnell, Justine, primary, Carrera, Alessandro, primary, Miller, Paul Allen, primary, Flack, Leah Culligan, primary, Williams, Hamish, primary, Hall, Edith, primary, Worman, Nancy, primary, Armstrong, Prof. Richard, primary, Barrenechea, Prof. Francisco, primary, Butler, Prof. Shane, primary, Cartledge, Prof. Paul A., primary, Fradinger, Prof. Moira, primary, Jurado, Prof. Francisco García, primary, Goff, Prof. Barbara, primary, Goldhill, Prof. Simon, primary, Gurd, Prof. Sean, primary, Güthenke, Prof. Constanze, primary, Haselswerdt, Dr. Ella, primary, Kosick, Dr Rebecca, primary, Lambropoulos, Prof. Vassilis, primary, Michelakis, Dr. Pantelis, primary, Porter, Prof. James, primary, Rankine, Prof. Patrice, primary, and Vasunia, Prof. Phiroze, primary

Published
2024
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81. INTRODUCTION

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Larmour, David H. J., primary, Miller, Paul Allen, additional, and Platter, Charles, additional

Published
2021
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96. Rethinking Classics: Introduction.

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Miller, Paul Allen

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*CANON (Literature)
Abstract

The article discusses the continuous crisis in the discipline of Classics, outlining pivotal moments such as Georg Luck's manifesto and Victor Davis Hanson's book, reflecting a recurring conflict between traditionalists and those seeking to expand the field's perspectives and inclusivity.

Published
2023

99. Unspeakable Enjoyment in Catullus (80, 16, 11, 63)

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Miller, Paul Allen

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Greek language and literature. Latin language and literature, Freud, Lesbia, Gellius, Aurelius, General Medicine, General Chemistry, Abject, Catullus, Lacan, Sublime, Attis, Furius, Antigone, PA
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There are forms of enjoyment in Catullus that cannot be understood within the norms of pleasure as opposed to pain or unpleasure. This is an enjoyment that Freud would claim is beyond the pleasure principle, and thus integrally related to aggression, violence, and death: an enjoyment that is at once abject and sublime. Taking off from Mario Telò’s Archive Feelings, this paper examines these forms of enjoyment and how they function within the aesthetic structure of four poems by Catullus.

Published
2021

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