Callimaco, Ipponatte e la querelle di Bupalo. Un discorso sull’arte
Maria-Rosaria Falivene
Aitia · 2011
doi:10.4000/aitia.64 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
This article suggests that in the book of Iambs Callimachus has taken on Hipponax’ mask as prototype of a teacher of aesthetics, engaged in a polemic against new artistic trends and aesthetic tastes. In order to prove such an hypothesis, I try to compare it to the literary and archeological fortune of Bupalos, opponent to Hipponax (though perhaps fictional, but not only).
Abstract licence: CC BY-NC-ND
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