The fictional life. A narratological-rhetorical approach to characterization and fictionality in the Greek biographers in the imperial period

Start - End 

2008 - 2014 (completed)

Type 

Postdoc research

Research Focus 

Literary studies

Research Period 

Late Antiquity

Additional tags 

Greek literature

Biography

Narratology

Ancient rhetoric

Tabgroup

Abstract

to be completed

People

Supervisor(s)

Kristoffel Demoen

• Department of Literary Studies

• Antiquity
• Book history
• Cultural memory
• Digital humanities
• Eastern Europe
• Greek
• Greek literature
• Language and text analysis
• Late Antiquity
• Literary studies
• Literary translation
• Literature from Late Antiquity
• Medieval literature
• Middle Ages
• Middle East
• Narratology
• Rhetoric
• Southern Europe
• Translation Studies

Phd Student(s)

Koen De Temmerman

• Department of Literary Studies

• Ancient biography
• Ancient fiction
• Ancient novel
• Antiquity
• Characterization
• Comparative
• Comparative literature
• Greek
• Greek literature
• Hagiography
• Language and text analysis
• Late Antiquity
• Latin
• Latin literature
• Literary history
• Literary studies
• Literary theory
• Literature from Late Antiquity
• Middle Ages
• Middle East
• Narratology
• Physiognomy
• Reception studies
• Religion
• Rhetoric
• Southern Europe
• Western Europe