Nuevas aportaciones metodológicas a la retórica e historiografía tardo-antiguas
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Antigüedad tardía, Retórica, Historiografía, Cristianismo, PaideiaResumen
Este trabajo pretende analizar el panorama bibliográfico actual sobre los estudios de retórica e historiografía del mundo tardo-antiguo. Tras un breve esbozo de las metodologías empleadas hasta el momento, se prestará especial atención a las recientes publicaciones de S. Elm y deR. Cribiore, dos trabajos que ofrecen nuevas perspectivas metodológicas en el análisis de las obras de figuras clave (el emperador Juliano, Gregorio de Nacianzo y Libanio de Antioquía) en el contexto político, religioso y culturaldel siglo IV
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