PrÃªt-Ã -porter oder MaÃarbeit? Zur rhetorischen Imitation im griechischen Mittelalter

Michael GrÃ¼nbart

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PrÃªt-Ã -porter oder MaÃarbeit? Zur rhetorischen Imitation im griechischen Mittelalter

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Abstract

Mimesis / imitatio formed an integral part of Byzantine learned culture; however, mimesis does not mean lack of inspiration but quite the opposite. Many examples demonstrate that the search and hunt for suitable role models were a basic function of rhetorical dialogue and intellectual exchange: Their superior use delighted the recipients of texts on various levels. Mimesis must be examined not only in terms of its manifestations but also of its qualitative characteristics. There are undoubtedly gradations of virtuosity: Mimesis ranges from simple quotation to sophisticated remodelling and integration onto a new textual environment. Signal words may be first indicators of using a role model, but the absorption / inhalation / incorporation of a favourite author can only be fully recognised in context. It is needless to say, that Byzantines also reflect upon plagiarism.

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Imitationen

Systematische ZugÃ¤nge zu einem kulturellen Prinzip des Mittelalters

ä¸ç¼ï¼ MÃ¼nstersche Mittelalter-Schriften, å·ï¼ 83

ISBN:: 9783846764183

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- Literature and Cultural Studies
  - Cultural History

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FÃ¤hrten zum Imitieren: Methodische ZugÃ¤nge

Imitieren in der Sprache

Imitieren in Kunst und materieller Kultur

Imitieren als conditio humana

Im Rad des Imitierens

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PrÃªt-Ã -porter oder MaÃarbeit? Zur rhetorischen Imitation im griechischen Mittelalter

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