Kampos: Cambridge Papers in Modern Greek, Issue 11Modern Greek Section, Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages, University of Cambridge, 2003 |
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Page 76
... irony in the " abundance of epithets " in praise of Cantacuzenus is that most of those epithets , or close synonyms of them , or their cognate nouns , are used by Cantacuzenus in praise of himself , or in the praise of him by others ...
... irony in the " abundance of epithets " in praise of Cantacuzenus is that most of those epithets , or close synonyms of them , or their cognate nouns , are used by Cantacuzenus in praise of himself , or in the praise of him by others ...
Page 78
... irony that subverts the poem is not within the text of the poem , but in its relations to other texts : to the self - justifying vanity of Cantacuzenus above all , but also to the mixed praise and censure of Paparripopoulos and Gibbon ...
... irony that subverts the poem is not within the text of the poem , but in its relations to other texts : to the self - justifying vanity of Cantacuzenus above all , but also to the mixed praise and censure of Paparripopoulos and Gibbon ...
Page 79
... irony . But why is the irony so devious that it requires extensive familiarity with other texts to uncover it ? The " poet of future generations " certainly left those generations a lot of work to do if they were indeed going to ...
... irony . But why is the irony so devious that it requires extensive familiarity with other texts to uncover it ? The " poet of future generations " certainly left those generations a lot of work to do if they were indeed going to ...
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