Nonverbal Behaviour in Ancient Literature Athenian Dialogues III 1st Edition by Andreas Serafim, Sophia Papaioannou 3111338525 9783111338521

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ISBN 10: 3111338525

ISBN 13: 9783111338521

Author: Andreas Serafim, Sophia Papaioannou

The volume offers an up-to-date and nuanced study of a multi-thematic topic, expressions of which can be found abundantly in ancient Greek and Latin literature: nonverbal behaviour, i.e., vocalics, kinesics, proxemics, haptics, and chronemics. The individual chapters explore texts from Homer to the 4th century AD to discuss aspects of nonverbal behaviour and how these are linked to, reflect upon, and are informed by general cultural frameworks in ancient Greece and Rome. Material sources are also examined to enhance our knowledge and understanding of the texts.

Nonverbal Behaviour in Ancient Literature Athenian Dialogues III 1st Table of contents:

Part I: Performing Nonverbal Behaviour: Music, Vocalics, Masks, and Dance

Armand D’ Angour The Movements of the Tragic Chorus: The Evidence of Euripides’ Orestes Fragment

1 Introduction

2 Metre and movement

3 The dochmiacs of Euripides’ Orestes

4 Conclusions

Lucia Athanassaki Animal Imagery and Choral Self-Expression: Pindar 140b

1 Apolline transformations

2 Dionysiac transformations

3 Imagining transformation

4 Dolphin imagery and choral self-expression

Sophia Papaioannou Dramaturgy and Nonverbal Behaviour in Roman Comedy

1 Pantomime eloquence

2 The eloquence of errors

3 “Masked” emotions

4 Conclusion

Mali A. Skotheim Silence as a Form of Discourse: Rhetoric, Gesture, and the Mysticism of Dance in Greek Literature of the Roman Empire

1 Introduction

2 Pantomime and nonverbal communication

3 Nonverbal communication in Lucian’s On the Dance

4 Apollonius the pantomime: Silence and dance in Philostratus’ Life of Apollonius of Tyana

5 Nonverbal communication in Libanius’ Oration 64 (In Defense of Dancers)

6 Conclusions

The Art of Hiding in Ancient Literature: Deception and Enigma

Christos Kremmydas Representations of Nonverbal Cues of Deception in Greek Literature

1 Odysseus, the archetypal deceiver

2 Verbal and nonverbal cues of Odysseus’ deception in Book 19

2.1 Odysseus and Penelope

2.2 Odysseus and Eurykleia

3 Hermes, the deceiving baby god (Homeric Hymn to Hermes)

4 Case-study three: Deceit in Chariton’s Callirhoe Book One

4.1 The deceptive scheme of a suitor from Acragas and his acolytes

5 Conclusion

Ioannis M. Konstantakos The Enigmatic Image: Bilderrätsel, Performed Riddles, and Visual Communication in Greek and Roman Tradition

1 Bilderrätsel and rebus

2 Symbolic objects and alien wisdom

3 Greek wisdom and the performance of meaning

Part III: Nonverbal Behaviour in Oratory

Michael Gagarin Nonverbal Communication in Athenian Forensic Oratory

Andreas Serafim The σχῆμα of Invective: Body, Interpersonal Attacks, and Identity Deconstruction in Attic Oratory

Part IV: Constructing Identities: Power Statuses, Social Norms, and Ethnicity

Donald Lateiner Tactics of Nonverbal Persuasion and Rule Infractions in Heliodorus’ Aithiopika

1 Charikleia

2 Kalasiris

3 Conclusions

Appendix 1: Kallirhoe’s nonverbal tactics in Chariton’s novel, Kallirhoe’s story

Appendix 2: The particle ΔΗ in Heliodorus’ Aithiopika

Bartłomiej Bednarek How to be Sympotikos and what it Actually Means

1 Between the ancient and contemporary meanings of the word sympotic

2 Iconography: Prolegomena

3 Parties in tents

4 Indoor versus outdoor parties

5 Drinking in two

6 Monoposiasts

7 Mapping the meanings

8 Conclusions

Figures

Glenys Davies Body Language and Becoming Roman on Trajan’s Column

1 Introduction: Trajan’s Column

2 Dress and body language as ethnic and social markers: Dress

3 Body language (posture and gesture): Trajan and Roman soldiers

4 Body language: Dacians

5 Civilians (non-combatants) in scenes set away from the theatre of war

6 Becoming Roman: Dress and body language as an index of Romanisation

7 Conclusion

Figures

Part V: The Voice of Earth: Nonverbal Behaviour, Language, and Nature

Anthony Corbeill Hearing the Earth Speak: Paralinguistic Mutterings in Cicero, De haruspicum responsis

1 Grammatical gender and biological sex

2 Prose rhythm

3 The muttering earth

4 Conclusion

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