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Silence in the Land of Logos Silvia Montiglio |
| Type: | eBook |
| Released: | 2000 |
| Publisher: | Princeton University Press |
| Page Count: | 325 |
| Format: | pdf |
| Language: | English |
| ISBN-10: | 0691004722 |
| ISBN-13: | 9780691004723 |
Review
"Although silence is an important subject, it has not, until now, been treated as extensively as it should have been.
Silence in the Land ... Textbook Silvia Montiglio demonstrates why silence cannot be taken as a self-evident term and attempts to show how it is culturally and historically specific. Her analyses are interesting and provocative, and her methodology is up-to-date, of general interest, and well focused for the contemporary academy." -- Simon Goldhill, King's College, Cambridge"This book is bound to make a great impression in the field, where it will be instantly fundamental for future readings of Greek poetry, especially tragedy, and also oratory--it will also interest a wider audience of social anthropologists, comparatists, and students of rhetoric, ancient and modern. In this serious work of cultural analysis, Silvia Montiglio articulates an entire economy of silence. Learned and exciting, this book will open up new vistas for research and understanding." -- Richard Martin, Princeton UniversityThis brilliant and important book... should be a good instrument to approach the Greek world in a different way. -- Paolo Scarpi, The Journal of Religion[A] brilliant and important book. -- Paolo Scarpi, The Journal of Religion[A] brilliant and important book. . . The Silence in the Land of Logos prompts suggestive reflection; it should be a good instrument to approach the Greek world in a different way. -- Review
Review
Although silence is an important subject, it has not, until now, been treated as extensively as it should have been. Silvia Montiglio demonstrates why silence cannot be taken as a self-evident term and attempts to show how it is culturally and historically specific. Her analyses are interesting and provocative, and her methodology is up-to-date, of general interest, and well focused for the contemporary academy. (Simon Goldhill, King's College, Cambridge )
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