Synaesthesia and the Ancient Senses

Abstract

Introduction, Shane Butler and Alex Purves 1. Why Are There Nine Muses?, James I. Porter 2. Haptic Herodotus, Alex Purves 3. The Understanding Ear: Paraesthesia, and Talking Animals, Mark Payne 4. Aristophanes, Cratinus and the Smell of Comedy, Mario Telo 5. Looking Mustard: Greek Popular Epistemology and the Meaning of aneiyo, Ashley Clements 6. Plato, Beauty and Philosophical Synaesthesia, Ralph M. Rosen 7. Manilius' Cosmos of the Senses, Katharina Volk 8. Reading Death and the Senses in Lucan and Lucretius, Brian Walters 9. Colour as Synaesthetic Experience in Antiquity, Mark Bradley 10. Blinded by the Light: Oratorical Clarity and Poetic Obscurity in Quintilian, Curtis Dozier 11. The Sense of a Poem: Ovids Banquet of Sence (1595), Sean Keilen 12. Saussure's Anaphonie: Sounds Asunder, Joshua Katz 13. Beyond Narcissus, Shane Butler Bibliography

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