1: Introduction: the right comparison
2: Choreia and the musical text
3: The voice of the dancer: a new theory of the Greek accent
4: The form of the hexameter: the origins of caesura and
diaeresis
5: The `choral signifier': the shaping of Homeric speech
6: Retrogression, episode, and anagogy: the round dance and
narrative form
7: The genesis of Homeric poetry (a brief synthesis): the
`intemporizing' cataloguer
8: The lyric orchestra
A. P. David completed his Ph.D. at the University of Chicago.
...David often asks important questions that the scholarly
discourse tends to avoid, and soemtimes proposes fascinating
answers...
*Stefan Hagel, GNOMON*
develops a new approach to the interpretation of ancient Greek
poetry
*Massimo Giuseppetti, The Classical Review*
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