Adressat und Adressant in antiken Briefen: Rollenkonfigurationen und kommunikative Strategien in griechischer und römischer Epistolographie (German Edition)
by Gernot Michael Müller, Sabine Retsch, Johanna Schenk
In 'Adressat und Adressant in antiken Briefen,' Gernot Michael Müller, Sabine Retsch, and Johanna Schenk explore role configurations and communicative strategies in Greek and Roman epistolography. This German-language volume from the Beiträge zur Altertumskunde series (382) provides a detailed scholarly examination of ancient letter-writing practices and their social implications.
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This book, part of the Beiträge zur Altertumskunde series (volume 382), delves into the dynamics of ancient correspondence. It examines how roles are configured between the addressant and addressee in Greek and Roman epistolography.
The authors investigate communicative strategies employed in these historical letters. Their analysis highlights the interplay of social and rhetorical elements in classical writing.
Published in German, the work contributes to the study of ancient literature and communication practices. It offers insights into the structured nature of epistolary exchanges in antiquity.
Scholars of classics will find this a valuable resource for understanding interpersonal dynamics in historical texts.
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