Vol. 2 No. 33 (2020): La narración en Bizancio: perspectivas narratológicas sincrónicas y diacrónicas

Artículos

• Introducción

  Pablo Cavallero, Tomás Fernández

  5

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• The Christian Emperor and the Pagan City: Constantine I’s Legendary Relationship with Byzantion

  Victoria Casamiquela Gerhold

  7-30

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• Narrative characteristics of Andronicus and Athanasia (BHG 123 j)

  Pablo Cavallero

  31-41

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• The connection of dialogues through feelings: reading key in Homily VIII of Germanos of Constantinople

  Elisa Ferrer

  43-54

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• Life of John the Almsgiver by Leontius of Neapolis: hagiographic hero and reception

  Pablo Ezequiel Fuentes

  55-63

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• Some considerations about the narrative function of the author´s interventions in Hero and Leander of Musaeus: the case of the sentence

  Daniel G. Gutiérrez

  65-74

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• Constructing Order through Narration: Narrator and Narratees in George of Pisidia’s Bellum Avaricum

  Nicole Kröll

  75-86

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• The woman in the Ravenan Byzantine mosaics (5th to 7th centuries)

  Jorge Rigueiro García

  87-109

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• Narrate and describe: ékphrasis, story and image in the cento Christus Patiens

  Ezequiel Gustavo Rivas

  111-124

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• The importance of the descriptive elements in the story of the facts in Expeditio Persica by George of Pisidia (III. 225-280)

  María Cristina Silventi

  125-141

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