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Impoverished Aesthetics Abstracts

Emilia Barbiero, “How to Talk to Paper About Poetry: Materiality and Aesthetic Judgment in a Catullan Diptych”

Thomas Bolt, “The Sublime in Seneca and Statius: Aesthetics, Excess, and the Canon”

Alex Dressler, “The Way and Its Poor: Bareness of Life from Seneca to Jerome”

Basil Dufallo, “Couture’s The Romans of the Decadence and the Unmooring of Rome’s Decline”

Erik Gunderson, “The aesthetic foolsgoldstandard in Petronius”

Alison Keith, “First-Person Feminine Latin Poetry: Sulpicia’s Elegidia“

Andrew McClellan, “Virgil’s Troilus and Metapoetry”

Rebecca Moorman, “Beyond Utility: Paradoxes of Knowledge Acquisition in the Aeneid“

Mariapia Pietropaolo, “The Poetics of Hunger in Metamorphoses 8″

Elaine Sanderson, “An Unhomely Homecoming: Encounters with the Uncanny in Seneca’s Agamemnon“

Kate Stevens, “gula est: Appropriating the aesthetics of illness in Martial’s Epigrams“

James Uden, “Empire of Exhaustion: the Tired Subject of Latin Epic”

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