Beyond performance: aspects of commensality practices in informal meals in Ancient and Middle Greek comedy

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The present paper aims to study in the fragmentary corpus of Ancient and Middle Comedy four types of commensality practices, linked to private banquets: the deîpnon apò symbolôn, a banquet sustained by individual contributions; II. The epidósimon deîpnon or a banquet for free; III. The synagógimon d...

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Autor principal: Coscolla, María José
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires 2017
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Greek Comedy
commensality
private banquet
reciprocity
gratuity
comedia griega
comensalidad
banquete privado
reciprocidad
gratuidad
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spelling I28-R241-article-39592023-06-27T20:46:42Z Beyond performance: aspects of commensality practices in informal meals in Ancient and Middle Greek comedy Más allá de la performance: aspectos de las prácticas de comensalidad en las comidas informales de la Comedia Griega Antigua y Media Coscolla, María José Greek Comedy commensality private banquet reciprocity gratuity comedia griega comensalidad banquete privado reciprocidad gratuidad The present paper aims to study in the fragmentary corpus of Ancient and Middle Comedy four types of commensality practices, linked to private banquets: the deîpnon apò symbolôn, a banquet sustained by individual contributions; II. The epidósimon deîpnon or a banquet for free; III. The synagógimon deîpnon or picnic; IV. The tetradistaí related to the banquets held on the fourth day of the month. While the scenes involving great banquets have often been the object of study, both in Aristophanic comedy and in other genres, the practices of private banquets have been analyzed only in a lateral way. Our study intends to make a contribution in such a topic, bearing in mind that a strong relationship between social and economical practices is perceived.  El presente artículo tiene por objeto estudiar en el corpus de fragmentos de Comedia Antigua y Media cuatro tipo de prácticas de comensalidad, vinculadas con los banquetes privados: I. el deîpnon apò symbolôn o banquete a partir de contribuciones individuales; II. el epidósimon deîpnon o banquete de arriba; III. el synagógimon deîpnon o picnic; IV. Los tetradistaí o los del banquete del cuarto día del mes. Mientras que las escenas de grandes banquetes han sido en muchas ocasiones objeto de estudio, tanto en la comediografía aristofánica cuanto en otros géneros, las prácticas de los banquetes privados, lo han sido de manera muy tangencial. Nuestro estudio pretende hacer una contribución en el área, donde se advierte un fuerte enraizamiento de las prácticas sociales con las económicas.  Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires 2017-11-29 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Artículo revisado por pares application/pdf http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/afc/article/view/3959 10.34096/afc.v2i28.3959 Anales de Filología Clásica; Vol. 2 Núm. 28 (2015); 89-98 2362-4841 0325-1721 spa http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/afc/article/view/3959/3532
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commensality
private banquet
reciprocity
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comedia griega
comensalidad
banquete privado
reciprocidad
gratuidad
spellingShingle Greek Comedy
commensality
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reciprocity
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comedia griega
comensalidad
banquete privado
reciprocidad
gratuidad
Coscolla, María José
Beyond performance: aspects of commensality practices in informal meals in Ancient and Middle Greek comedy
topic_facet Greek Comedy
commensality
private banquet
reciprocity
gratuity
comedia griega
comensalidad
banquete privado
reciprocidad
gratuidad
author Coscolla, María José
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title Beyond performance: aspects of commensality practices in informal meals in Ancient and Middle Greek comedy
title_short Beyond performance: aspects of commensality practices in informal meals in Ancient and Middle Greek comedy
title_full Beyond performance: aspects of commensality practices in informal meals in Ancient and Middle Greek comedy
title_fullStr Beyond performance: aspects of commensality practices in informal meals in Ancient and Middle Greek comedy
title_full_unstemmed Beyond performance: aspects of commensality practices in informal meals in Ancient and Middle Greek comedy
title_sort beyond performance: aspects of commensality practices in informal meals in ancient and middle greek comedy
description The present paper aims to study in the fragmentary corpus of Ancient and Middle Comedy four types of commensality practices, linked to private banquets: the deîpnon apò symbolôn, a banquet sustained by individual contributions; II. The epidósimon deîpnon or a banquet for free; III. The synagógimon deîpnon or picnic; IV. The tetradistaí related to the banquets held on the fourth day of the month. While the scenes involving great banquets have often been the object of study, both in Aristophanic comedy and in other genres, the practices of private banquets have been analyzed only in a lateral way. Our study intends to make a contribution in such a topic, bearing in mind that a strong relationship between social and economical practices is perceived. 
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