BIBLIOTECA DI «QUADERNI URBINATI DI CULTURA CLASSICA»
Collana fondata da Bruno Gentili, diretta da Paola Bernardini e Carmine Catenacci
13. CHOREUTIKA PERFORMING AND THEORISING DANCE IN ANCIENT GREECE
edited by LAURA GIANVITTORIO
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* isbn brossura 978-88-6227-950-5 isbn rilegato 978-88-6227-951-2 isbn elettronico 978-88-6227-952-9 issn 1828-8677 oJ coro;~ o{sio~ Eur. Tr. 328 Contents
CONTENTS Sommario Foreword by Carmine Catenacci 11 Contents 9 Contributors 21 Foreword by Carmine Catenacci 11 Acknowledgements 23 Contributors 21 Acknowledgements 23 1. Laura Gianvittorio, Introduction. Ancient dance as a re- 1. Laura Gianvittorio, Introduction. Ancient dance as a research search topic 25 topic 25 2. Frederick G. Naerebout, Moving in unison. The Greek part one. chorus in performance 39 performing choral dance: texts and contexts 3. Patrick J. Finglass, Dancing with Stesichorus 67 2. Frederick G. Naerebout, Moving in unison. The Greek 4. Laura Gianvittorio, A dance of death. Evidence about a chorus in performance 39 tragic dance of mourning 90 3. Patrick J. Finglass, Dancing with Stesichorus 67 5. Eric Csapo, Imagining the shape of choral dance and inventing the cultic in Euripides’ later tragedies 119 4. Laura Gianvittorio, A dance of death. Evidence about a 6. Sophie Marianne Bocksberger, Dance as silent poetry, tragic dance of mourning 90 poetry as speaking dance: the poetics of orchesis 159 5. Eric Csapo, Imagining the shape of choral dance and inventing 7. Eleonora Rocconi, Moving the soul through the immovable: the cultic in Euripides’ later tragedies 119 dance and mimesis in fourth-century Greece 178 8. Stefan Hagel, Language and dance: a non-Platonising view part two. 198 elements of ancient dance theory 9. Anastasia-Erasmia Peponi, Aristotle’s definition of dance 6. Sophie Marianne Bocksberger, Dance as silent poetry, 215 poetry as speaking dance: the poetics of orchesis 159 7. Eleonora Rocconi, Moving the soul through the immov- able: dance and mimesis in fourth-century Greece 178 8. Stefan Hagel, Language and dance: a non-Platonising view 198 9. Anastasia-Erasmia Peponi, Aristotle’s defini