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IF 0.7 1区 历史学 0 CLASSICS Transactions of the American Philological Association Pub Date : 2014-11-11 DOI:10.7765/9781526133243.00006
Denis Feeney, Gregory S. Jones, J. Sosin, V. Liapis, Alison Rosenblitt, Thomas G. Hendrickson
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This paper reexamines the known performance contexts of the skolion in light of recent advances in our understanding of sympotic demographics and Greek popular culture, providing a close reading of select songs. In showing that the genre was primarily associated with public festivals and non-elite symposia, I argue that the Attic skolia were originally composed, performed, and transmitted by middling citizens at common symposia. Thus, we may isolate within the extant corpus of Greek literature a rare example of popular poetry that expresses the genuine voice of non-elites who articulated egalitarian views based on isonomia independently of elite sources.

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摘要:本文根据我们对象征性人口统计学和希腊流行文化的理解的最新进展,重新审视了已知的skolion表演背景,并提供了精选歌曲的仔细阅读。为了表明这一流派主要与公共节日和非精英座谈会联系在一起,我认为Attic skolia最初是由普通座谈会上的中产公民创作、表演和传播的。因此,我们可以在现存的希腊文学语料库中孤立出一个罕见的流行诗歌的例子,它表达了非精英的真实声音,这些非精英表达了基于独立于精英来源的等级制的平等主义观点。
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