Quanta sub nocte iaceret nostra dies (Lucan, BC 9,13f.): Stoizismen als Mittel der Verfremdung bei Lucan

In Christine Walde (ed.), Lucan in the 21st Century. Brill (originally Saur). pp. 56-88 (2005 (Rpt. 2011))
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Discusses Stoic ethics and cosmology in Lucan. Argues that Lucan's Cato embodies a perverted, distorted form of Stoicism that corresponds to the inversion of Stoic cosmology and theology generally. All those forms of inversion serve to create alienation and a dystopian world view.

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Jula Wildberger
The American University of Paris

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