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Metamorphoses of Songs: Choral Performances in Postclassical Greece

歌曲的变形：后古典希腊的合唱表演

基本信息

批准号：
AH/J007676/1
负责人：
Giambattista D'Alessio
金额：
$ 6.81万
依托单位：
King's College London
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Fellowship
财政年份：
2013
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2013 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FJ007676%2F1
关键词：
Metamorphoses Songs Choral Performances Postclassical

项目摘要

This research project proposes a change of paradigm in the interpretation of the relation between poetic production and performance-based communication media in Hellenistic and later Greek culture. Literary studies so far have circumscribed the central role of the so-called 'song-and-dance culture' in Greece to the archaic and classical periods, that is up to the mid 4th century BCE. The general emphasis on the great importance of the book as the chief medium of poetic communication in the Hellenistic world has often led to the evaluation of writing as a surrogate activity for the lost original experience of song-and-dance culture. In this context the persistence of some features of 'performance' culture has usually been explained as a cultural remnant surviving in peripheral areas, or as 'popular' and marginalised. This neglects the abundant evidence provided by inscriptions and other sources attesting not only to the continuity but also to the huge prestige of civic choral performances throughout the Hellenistic period and, as I will argue, its great impact on 'literary' production. Based on a thorough examination of the evidence I will offer a radical reassessment of the current interpretative paradigms for this key moment in the evolution of Western culture, arguing for a more complex and fruitful exchange between the two different kinds of media.

这个研究项目提出了一种范式的变化，在希腊化和后来的希腊文化中，诗歌生产和基于表演的传播媒体之间的关系的解释。迄今为止，文学研究一直将希腊所谓的“歌舞文化”的中心作用限定在古代和古典时期，即公元前世纪中期。在希腊化世界，人们普遍强调书籍作为诗歌交流的主要媒介的重要性，这往往导致人们将写作视为一种替代活动，以替代已经丧失的歌舞文化原始经验。在这种背景下，“表演”文化的某些特征的持续存在通常被解释为在边缘地区生存的文化残余，或者被解释为“流行”和边缘化。这忽视了铭文和其他来源提供的大量证据，这些证据不仅证明了整个希腊化时期民间合唱表演的连续性，而且证明了它的巨大声望，正如我将要论证的那样，它对“文学”生产的巨大影响。基于对证据的彻底检查，我将对当前西方文化演变中这一关键时刻的解释范式进行彻底的重新评估，主张两种不同类型的媒体之间进行更复杂和更富有成效的交流。