Provoking Politeness

IF 0.4 3区历史学 0 CLASSICS

MNEMOSYNE Pub Date : 2024-01-24 DOI:10.1163/1568525x-bja10238

Oscar Goldman

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Abstract

Dialogic interaction plays important generic, poetic, and structural roles within hexametric Latin satire. One aspect of this interaction which has received little prior exegesis is the presence, or lack, of politeness. By adapting and applying existing models which study this sociolinguistic phenomenon, we can perceive not only patterned use of politeness across the genre, but further intertextuality between Latin satire and Roman comedy. Interactions in the works of Horace and Juvenal are illustrative of both shared ‘politeness-motifs’, as well as divergent stylistic adaptations which suit each poet’s literary agenda.

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挑衅礼貌

对话互动在拉丁文六度讽刺诗中扮演着重要的一般、诗意和结构性角色。这种互动的一个方面是礼貌的存在或缺乏，但此前很少有人对其进行过注释。通过调整和应用研究这一社会语言现象的现有模型，我们不仅可以发现整个体裁中礼貌的使用模式，还可以进一步发现拉丁讽刺诗与罗马喜剧之间的互文性。贺拉斯和尤韦纳尔作品中的互动既说明了共同的 "礼貌主题"，也说明了适合每位诗人文学议程的不同文体改编。

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MNEMOSYNE CLASSICS-

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