Pater the Classicist: Classical Scholarship, Reception, and Aestheticism (Classical Presences)

Cover\nPater the Classicist: Classical Scholarship, Reception, and Aestheticism\nCopyright\nPreface\nContents\nAbbreviations\nList of Contributors\nIntroduction: Pater and Antiquity\n	Notes\nPart 1: Classics and Classicism\n	Introduction to Part 1\n	1: Pater as Professional Classicist\n		Notes\n	2: Pater the Translator\n		Notes\n	3: Pater´s `Winckelmann´: Aesthetic Criticism and Classical Reception\n		Notes\n	4: Eternal Moment: Pater on the Temporality of the Classical Ideal in Art\n		Nachahmung: The Dialectic of the Delicate Pause\n		Rhythmos: The Configuration of the Pregnant Type\n		The Temporal Disparity of Pause and Type\n		Notes\nPart 2: Fictions\n	Introduction to Part 2\n	5: Tibullus in Marius the Epicurean: or How to Read Pater´s Fiction\n		Notes\n	6: Marcus the Stoic in Marius the Epicurean\n		Notes\n	7: A Search for Home: The Representation of the Domestic in Marius the Epicurean\n		The Roman House\n		Remembering the Past\n		The Future\n		Postscript\n		Notes\n	8: Reception, Receptivity, and Anachronism in Marius the Epicurean\n		Notes\n	9: Pater´s `Apollo in Picardy´: The Art of Scholarly Method\n		Modelling and Dismantling\n		Confronting the Classics\n		Above and Beyond\n		Notes\nPart 3: Greek Art and Culture\n	Introduction to Part 3\n	10: Pater´s `Hippolytus Veiled´: A Study from Euripides?\n		Notes\n	11: Hellenic Utopias: Pater in the Footsteps of Pausanias\n		Belated Longings: From Winckelmann to Pater\n		Reading Pausanias: The Search for Hellenic Traces\n		Desiring Greece: The Erotics of the Gaze\n		Colouring the Past: Pater and the Fin-de-Siècle `Pausaniacs´\n		Notes\n	12: Pater on Sculpture\n		`Winckelmann´\n		Essays on the History of Greek Sculpture, 1880-94\n		Pater and the Archaeologists\n		Notes\n	13: Pater and Greek Religion\n		Notes\nPart 4: Philosophy\n	Introduction to Part 4\n	14: Pater´s Heraclitus: Irony and the Historical Method\n		Notes\n	15: Animism and Metaphysics in Pater´s Platonism\n		Introduction\n		Ideas and Persons\n		Ideas and `Animism´\n		Romanticism, Statuary, and `the Gods in Exile´\n		Conclusion\n		Notes\n	16: Pater and Nettleship: A Platonic Education and the Politics of Disciplinarity\n		The Nettleship of State\n		Pater´s Platonic Lesson\n		Plato the Classicist?\n		Notes\n	17: The Ethics of Contemplation: Pater´s Reading of Aristotle\n		Notes\n	Afterword\n		Notes\nBibliography on Pater and the Classics\n	1. General\n	2. Pater and Classics at Oxford\n	3. Fiction Connected with Antiquity\n	4. Greek Culture: Literature, Myth, Religion\n	5. Ancient Art\n	6. Ancient Philosophy\nIndex