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Contents
Introduction: Satire and the Threat of Speech 000
1. The Limits of Satire, Iam satis est: Satires 1.1-3 000
2. Horace and His Fathers: Satires 1.4 and 1.6 000
3. Practicing Theory in Satires 1.5; or, Perils of the Open Road 000
4. Satire as Conflict Irresolution: Satires 1.7 000
5. Talking Heads and Canidian Poetics: Satires 1.8 000
6. Auditor-Adiutor: Satires 1.9 000
7. Unsatisfying Fulfillments: Satires 1.10 and the End of the of Satires I 000
Notes 000
Bibliography 000
Index 000
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