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Professor Gregory Hutchinson: List of publications

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Motion in Classical Literature

2020
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Book

On not being beautiful

2018
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Chapter
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Complex Inferiorities: Poetics of the Weaker Voice in Latin Literature

Plutarch's Rhythmic Prose

2018
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Book
Plutarch’s Rhythmic Prose (Oxford, 2018; pp. 339); see https://global.oup.com/academic/product/plutarchs-rhythmic-prose- 9780198821717?prevSortField=9&start=20&q=Hutchinson&prevNumResPerPage=20&lang =en&cc=gb see also the free companion website http://www.oup.com/hutchinson for readings of the passages analysed, and for corrigenda.

'Modernism', 'postmodernism', and the death of the stanza

2018
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Journal article
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Aitia : Regards sur la Culture Hellénistique au XXIe Siècle

Motion in Grattius

2018
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Chapter
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Grattius Hunting an Augustan Poet
This volume is the first book-length study of Grattius in English or any other language and sets out to rehabilitate the neglected poet by making him and his work accessible to a wide audience.
History

What is a setting?

2018
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Chapter
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Textual Events: Performance and the Lyric in Early Greece

On not being beautiful

2018
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Chapter
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Complex Inferiorities: The Poetics of the Weaker Voice in Latin Literature
© Sebastian Matzner, Stephen Harrison, and OUP 2019. ‘x is more beautiful than y’ sounds a standard thing to say in Greek and Latin literature; but it raises intricate and interesting issues, not least from the standpoint of y. This chapter draws on symbolic logic to compare the relation between assessing superiority or inferiority in beauty and making choices in love in both Greek and Latin literature. The various dynamics, logics, and rhetorics of desire in the light of inferiority and superiority are subjected to close scrutiny, paving the way for a discussion that addresses not only the complex scenarios that unfold here (paying special attention to the various ways in which the amorous hierarchy is set in relation to other hierarchies) but also the intriguing fact that such questions of relative inferiority and superiority in erotic matters seem to pervade Greek literature more extensively and differently than Latin.

Repetition, range, and attention--the Iliad

2017
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Chapter
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The Winnowing Oar--New Perspectives in Homeric Studies

Some new and old light on the reasons for Ovid's exile

2017
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Journal article
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Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik

Muße ohne Müßiggang: Strukturen, Räume und das Ich bei Cicero

2016
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Chapter
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Muße und Rekursivität in der antiken Briefliteratur. Mit einem Ausblick in andere Gattungen.

Pentameters

2016
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Chapter
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Dialect, Diction, and Style in Greek Literary and Inscribed Epigram

Hierarchy and symposiastic poetry, Greek and Latin

2016
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Chapter
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The Cup of Song: Studies on Poetry and the Symposium

Gods wise and foolish: Euripides and Greek literature from Homer to Plutarch

2016
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Chapter
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Wisdom and Folly in Euripides

APPIAN THE ARTIST: RHYTHMIC PROSE AND ITS LITERARY IMPLICATIONS

2015
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Journal article
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CLASSICAL QUARTERLY

Space in the Aeneid

2015
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Chapter
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Virgilian Studies. A Miscellany Dedicated to the Memory of Mario Geymonat

Hellenistic Poetry and Hellenistic Prose

2014
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Conference paper
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HELLENISTIC STUDIES AT A CROSSROADS: EXPLORING TEXTS, CONTEXTS AND METATEXTS

Genre and super-genre

2013
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Chapter
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Generic Interfaces in Latin Literature: Encounters, Interactions and Transformations

Greek to Latin

2013
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Book

Booking lovers: desire and design in Catullus

2012
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Chapter
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Perspectives and Contexts in the Poetry of Catullus

Images and worlds in epinician poetry

2012
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Chapter
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Reading the Victory Ode

Space and text worlds

2012
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Chapter
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The Cambridge Companion to Apollonius

House politics and city politics in aristophanes

2011
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Journal article
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Classical Quarterly

Morality and time in fifth- and fourth-century Greek literature

2011
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Journal article
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Eikasmos: quaderni bolognesi di filologia classica

Politics and the sublime in the Panegyricus

2011
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Chapter
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Pliny’s Praise: The Panegyricus in the Roman World

Telling tales: Ovid’s Metamorphoses and Callimachus

2011
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Chapter
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Culture in Pieces: Essays on Ancient Texts in Honour of Peter Parsons

Deflected addresses: Apostrophe and space (Sophocles, Aeschines, Plautus, Cicero, Virgil and others)

2010
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Journal article
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Classical Quarterly

READ THE INSTRUCTIONS: DIDACTIC POETRY AND DIDACTIC PROSE

2009
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Journal article
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CLASSICAL QUART
'GEORGICS', COLUMELLA, CICERO, VIRGIL, POEM

Talking Books

2008
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Book

Talking Books

2008
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Book

The Monster and the Monologue: Polyphemus from Homer to Ovid

2007
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Chapter
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Hesperos

Down among the Documents: Criticism and Papyrus Letters *

2007
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Chapter
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Ancient Letters

Propertius: Elegies Book IV

2006
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Book

Pope’s Spider and Cicero’s Writing

2005
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Chapter
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Aspects of the Language of Latin Prose
<p>This chapter presents a line from Pope’s <italic>An Essay on Man</italic>. It specifically reuses the spider that ‘Feels at each thread, and lives along the line’ as an image to introduce a way of looking at the writing in Cicero’s oratory. The chapter also focuses on one speech, the <italic>Pro S. Roscio</italic>, which receives an unusual amount of comment in Cicero’s work from the forties. The discussion of passages may show, perhaps more than has been done before, how much is involved in reading Cicero. The greatest hope is that it may encourage people to read Cicero with no less intensity and sophistication than Latin poetry.</p>

The Catullan Corpus, Greek epigram, and the poetry of objects

2003
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Journal article
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CLASSICAL QUARTERLY

The publication and individuality of Horace's 'Odes' Books 1-3

2002
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Journal article
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CLASSICAL QUARTERLY

The date of the 'De Rerum Natura' (Lucretius)

2001
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Journal article
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CLASSICAL QUARTERLY

Anacreon on stage? A note on P. Oxy. LXXXIV 5410

Journal article
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