Examines Ovid's Amores through a comics-based methodology to demonstrate how Latin elegy uses its segmented format to build narrative across sequences and books of individual poems.
Examines Ovid's Amores through a comics-based methodology to demonstrate how Latin elegy uses its segmented format to build narrative across sequences and books of individual poems.
Natalie J. Swain is an Instructor in Classics at the University of Winnipeg, Canada. She has published on Latin literature and the reception of the ancient Mediterranean world in comics.
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Dedication Acknowledgements Introduction: More than a Sum of Its Parts 1. Reading the Elegiac Gutter 2. Braiding Narrative Motifs... or "Innertextuality" 3. An Exception that Proves the Rule 4. Turn the Page Conclusion: Beyond Snapshots Glossary Notes Bibliography Index
Dedication Acknowledgements Introduction: More than a Sum of Its Parts 1. Reading the Elegiac Gutter 2. Braiding Narrative Motifs... or "Innertextuality" 3. An Exception that Proves the Rule 4. Turn the Page Conclusion: Beyond Snapshots Glossary Notes Bibliography Index
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