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Philosophy and Ethics

Lookup NU author(s): Professor John Moles

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Abstract

This paper provides a critical overview of philosophy and ethics in Horace's corpus. It argues a relatively 'strong' philosophical case, producing many new arguments and many new interpretations of individual poems.

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Author(s): Moles J

Editor(s): Harrison, S

Publication type: Book Chapter

Publication status: Published

Book Title: The Cambridge Companion to Horace

Year: 2007

Pages: 165-180

Series Title: Cambridge Companions to Literature

Publisher: CUP

Place Published: Cambridge

Notes: This paper has already been favourably noticed by Niall Rudd in 'Bryn Mawr Classical Review' 2007. I expect it to make a considerable impact, as it runs counter to most Horatian scholarship.

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ISBN: 9780521536844

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