The classical plot and the invention of Western narrative

N. J. Lowe

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Classical Antiquity Studies Classical Studies and Philology Narrative Theory and Analysis

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Part I. The Classical Plot: 1. Approaches 2. A cognitive model 3. The narrative universe 4. The classical plot 5. Unclassical plots Part II. The Classical Plots: 6. Epic myth I: Iliad 7. Epic myth II: Odyssey 8. Dramatic myth: tragedy and satyr-play 9. Dramatic fiction: New Comedy 10. Epic fiction: the Greek novel Conclusion Glossary.

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