A discourse of wonders
Mythology, Classical, in literature
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Reader-response criticism
Performing arts
History and criticism
In A Discourse of Wonders, Stephen M. Wheeler introduces a fresh perspective for readers of Ovid's Metamorphoses. Drawing on classical scholarship and twentieth-century literary theory, he argues that the poem is not an anthology or collection but a single continuous performance. Wheeler's thorough,…
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