L'intertestualità e i suoi disagi

Seneca’s Challenge

“…and , discussed in the introductory chapter. 261 On Seneca's reversal of Vergilian teleology in Oedipus and other plays, see again Schiesaro (1997), reworked in Schiesaro (2003), 177-220. Discussed by ad Oed.…”

“…Ovid emerges from all of these studies as a poet who was fundamental to Seneca's conception of his tragic oeuvre. Hinds observes that the all-encompassing nature of Ovid's epic of transformational myths implied that 'for any formal Roman poet of the 140 On the engagement of these plays with epic teleology, see especially Schiesaro (1997) (Fantham (1979)). Clearly Statius perceived Troades as a tragic challenge to the epic genre just as worthy of his attention as Oedipus and Phoenissae.…”

A exemplaridade do abandono: epístola elegíaca e intratextualidade nas <i>Heroides </i>de Ovídio

“…178 São de vital importância para os estudos sobre intertextualidade os textos de Schiesaro (1997), Fowler (1997) e Barchiesi (1997), compilados no número 39 de Materiali e discussioni per l'analisi dei testi classici, dedicado à "Memoria, arte allusiva, intertestualità", como também as monografias de Conte (1974;, Stephen Hinds (1998) The term "intratextuality" designates something, which no word has specifically designated before, namely the realm of possibility for whatever apparently 'internal' principles of organization, structure, or division in a text are there to be constituted by its readers. It is worth observing that Ovid's choice of genre (the elegiac epistle) is uniquely suited to the task of negotiating boundaries of time, space, and linguistic difference.…”