Jenofonte de Éfeso: ornato retórico en las Efesíacas
Keywords:
Xenophon Ephesius, novel, rhetoric, epitomization, monologueAbstract
The novel by Xenophon of Ephesus has received attention for various reasons, but not precisely for his use of a literary style provided with the mark of rhetoric. It has been pointed out that the author was not able to use this kind of style. In spite of the characteristics of a text that many scholars consider just an epitomized version of a lost original work, this paper presents the proof that rhetoric must be taken into account in order to evaluate the style of the novel.
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