Classical bulletin: A Journal of International Scholarship and Special Topics Since 1925

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  Año 2001, Vol. 77, Número 1. Dedicado a: Humor and Classical Literature

  • Aristotle, Comedy and Menader

    Timothy Sean Quinn

    págs. 3-18

    

  • The Blunt-Edged Sword: death, mock-tragedy, and the art of Gallows-Humor in Plautus

    John W. Thomas

    págs. 19-34

    

  • "Sum petulanti splene", "cachino": the Humor of Persius

    Mark Morford

    págs. 35-50

    

  • Satire with a Smile: Donnish Humor and the "Satyrica" of Petronius

    Gareth Schmeling

    págs. 51-60

    

  • Martial and Three Imitators: luxorius, Godfrey of Winchester, and Henry or Huntingdon

    Shannon N. Byrne

    págs. 61-74

    

  • The animated Statues of Lucian's "Philopseudes"

    D. Felton

    págs. 75-86

    

  • The Seer and the Computer: on "Philogelos" and Modern Jokes

    William Hansen

    págs. 87-102

    

  • Euripides, Human Sacrifice, Cannibalism, Humor and the Acient Greek Novel

    Edmund P. Cueva

    págs. 103-114

    

  • Gladiator and Aristotle: plot versus spectacle

    Alexander P. MacGregor

    págs. 115-126