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| Preface to the Series | ||
| Preface to the Volume | ||
| Pt. 1 | Materials | |
| Pt. 2 | Approaches | |
| Introduction | 37 | |
| Pietas and Furor: Motivational Forces in the Aeneid | 46 | |
| Trojan, Dardanian, Roman: The Power of Epithets in the Aeneid | 53 | |
| "Frigid Indifference" or "Soaked Through and Through with Feeling"? Portrayal of Character in the Aeneid | 60 | |
| The Public and Private Aeneas: Observations on Complex Responsibility | 69 | |
| "Tum Pectore Sensus Vertuntur Varii": Reading and Teaching the End of the Aeneid | 80 | |
| Vergil's Aeneas: The Best of the Romans | 87 | |
| Homer, Pietas, and the Cycle of Duels in Aeneid 10 and 12 | 99 | |
| Vergil's Aeneid and the Evolution of Augustus | 114 | |
| The Anger of Juno in Vergil's Aeneid | 123 | |
| Vergil and the Monuments | 131 | |
| Future Perfect Feminine: Women Past and Present in Vergil's Aeneid | 138 | |
| Pietas, Furor, and Ecofeminism in the Aeneid | 147 | |
| Feminae Furentes: The Frenzy of Noble Women in Vergil's Aeneid and the Letter of Cornelia, Mother of the Gracchi | 159 | |
| Appreciating the Poetry of the Aeneid | 168 | |
| Look Who's Talking: A Narratological Approach | 176 | |
| Tragedy and Vergil's Aeneid | 182 | |
| Dante's Vergil | 190 | |
| Teaching the Aeneid with Milton's Paradise Lost | 196 | |
| App. A | Homeric Parallels | 201 |
| App. B | Cultural, Historical, and Literary Terminology | 225 |
| Notes on Contributors | 229 | |
| Survey Participants | 233 | |
| Works Cited | 235 | |
| Index | 251 |
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Rory Macpherson
reviewed Approaches to Teaching Vergil's Aeneid on March 25, 2015
Approaches to Teaching Vergil's Aeneid
I despise Propertius, finding him dull and difficult, but I adore Ovid's Heroides, which are included in this anthology, and also Catullus 64. The Tibullus is alright - his vocab isn't as tricky, and he's not as windy and horrible as Propertius. I know Propertius is an elegaic classic and blahblahblah, I just couldn't handle him. Give me Catullus or Ovid any time.
Miller's notes are fairly helpful throughout, making the Latin less tricky and easier to plow through.
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