Alloglossia: language diversity in archaic Greek epic
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Greek epic poetry, bilingualism/multilingualism – languages in contact – language of gods/language of men, etymologyAbstract
We collect, classify and study the references to linguistic heterogeneity in the archaic Greek epic; we also discuss the existence of an ancient literary tradition that attributes to the gods a language different from that of men, trying to relate to these aspects the passage in which homer and hesiod include implicit or explicit etymologies of proper names.
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2018-12-20
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Martos Fornieles, M. (2018). Alloglossia: language diversity in archaic Greek epic. Florentia Iliberritana, 29, 111–149. Retrieved from https://revistaseug.ugr.es/index.php/florentia/article/view/8821
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