Maia. 2/2017: Rivista quadrimestrale di letterature classiche

SOMMARIO Douglas Cairns - Damien Nelis, Introduction Isabelle Torrance, Heracles and Hercules. Ancient Models for ptsd in Euripides and Seneca Douglas Cairns ,Mind, Metaphor, and Emotion in Euripides (Hippolytus) and Seneca (Phaedra) Chiara Battistella, The Ambiguous Virtus of Seneca's Medea Margaret Graver, Pre-Emotions and Reader Emotions in Seneca De ira and Epistulae morales Petra Schierl, Seneca's Tragic Passions in Context. Transgeneric Argumentation in Cicero's Tusculan Disputations Gareth D. Williams, A Passion for Nature. Seneca's Natural Questions and Hippolytus in His Phaedra Anton Bierl, Passion in a Stoic's Satire Directed against a Dead Caesar? Seneca's Apocolocyntosis as a Saturnalian Text Composed for Overcoming the Crisis Francesca Romana Berno, Tragic Tears. Oedipus and Thyestes Weeping Jessica McCutcheon, The Vanus Terror of the Hunt in Seneca's Phaedra Marisa Squillante - Concetta Longobardi, Produzione tragica e passioni femminili Jordi Pià Comella, Le traitement ambigu de la superstitio dans les Lettres à Lucilius de Sénèque Damien P. Nelis, Emotion and Wordplay in Seneca's Medea Cronache Cristiana Pasetto Ovidio 2017. Prospettive per il terzo millennio. Convegno Internazionale di Studi Ovidiani, Sulmona 3-6 aprile 2017