Prolepsis in Ancient Greek Narrative: Definitions, Forms and Effects (The Language of Classical Literature, 40)
by Saskia Schomber, Aldo Tagliabue
Prolepsis in Ancient Greek Narrative explores a significant feature of classical storytelling through its definitions, forms, and effects. This focused scholarly study contributes to the analysis of ancient Greek narrative and the language of classical literature.
About This Book
This scholarly volume examines prolepsis in ancient Greek narrative.
It addresses the definitions, forms, and effects associated with this narrative feature.
The book places its subject within the study of the language of classical literature.
Written by Saskia Schomber and Aldo Tagliabue, it is part of The Language of Classical Literature series.
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