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    This document is the table of contents for the book "The Many Faces of Mimesis: Selected Essays from the 2017 Symposium on the Hellenic Heritage of Western Greece". It lists the book's introduction, keynote lecture, and seven parts which explore the concept of mimesis (imitation) in various contexts such as Plato's philosophy, other ancient Greek texts, Neoplatonism, virtues, music and theater, and material culture. The book was edited by Heather L. Reid and Jeremy C. DeLong and published by Parnassos Press – Fonte Aretusa.

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    This document is the table of contents for the book "The Many Faces of Mimesis: Selected Essays from the 2017 Symposium on the Hellenic Heritage of Western Greece". It lists the book's introduction, keynote lecture, and seven parts which explore the concept of mimesis (imitation) in various contexts such as Plato's philosophy, other ancient Greek texts, Neoplatonism, virtues, music and theater, and material culture. The book was edited by Heather L. Reid and Jeremy C. DeLong and published by Parnassos Press – Fonte Aretusa.

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    Book Editor(s): Heather L. Reid and Jeremy C. DeLong
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    Table of Contents
    Introduction ix
    Keynote Lecture
    Thomas Noble Howe
    Bold Imitator: Greek ‘Orders,’ the Autodidact Polymath Architect and the
    Apollonion of Syracuse 1
    Part I. Mimēsis in Plato’s Republic
    Francisco J. Gonzalez
    The Philosophical Use of Mimēsis 23
    Gene Fendt
    How to play the Platonic flute: Mimēsis and Truth in Republic X 37
    Guilherme Domingues da Motta
    The Quantitative Restriction of Mimēsis in Plato’s Republic 49
    Jeremy DeLong
    Parmenides, Plato, and Mίμησις 61
    Carolina Araújo
    Plato’s Republic on Mimetic Poetry and Empathy 75
    Part II. Mimēsis in Other Platonic Dialogues
    Marie-Élise Zovko
    The Divine Poet: Mimēsis and Homoiosis Theoi in Plato 89
    Lidia Palumbo
    Mimēsis in Plato’s Meno 103
    Sean Driscoll
    Linguistic Mimēsis in Plato’s Cratylus 113
    Konstantinos Gkaleas
    The ἔθος of Ὄρχησις and Μίμησις of Virtue in Plato’s Laws. 127
    Part III Mimēsis in Neo-Platonism & Modern Art
    Anna Motta
    Reinterpreting Mimēsis via Neoplatonist Cosmic-Literary Theory 137
    Jure Zovko
    Mimēsis in Plotinus’s Philosophy of Art 149
    Alexander H. Zistakis
    Imitation as Representation in Plato and His Modern Successors 159

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    Part IV. Mimēsis and Human Virtues
    Christos C. Evangeliou
    Man as the Most Mimetic Animal According to Aristotle 175
    Dorota Tymura
    The Cynic Way of Life as Mimēsis 187
    Iris Sulimani
    Mimēsis in Diodorus Siculus: History and Sicilian Role models 201
    Elliott Domagola
    Mimēsis in Plato’s Sophist and the Mimetic Skill of Alcibiades 215
    Part V. Musical Mimēsis: Poetry, Music, Theatre, & Ritual
    Jonah Radding
    Bacchylides, Hieron, and the Imitation of Failure 231
    Giulia Corrente
    Mousikē and Mimēsis: Aspects of Western Greek Musical Culture 247
    Laura Tisi
    Mimesi, un esempio post-classico: il POxy 2746 261
    Ewa Osek
    Ritual Imitation During the Thesmophoria at Syracuse 279
    Argyri G. Karanasiou
    Imitating vs Inventing: Defining Stagecraft in Plautine Comedy 293
    Part VII. Mimēsis in Material Culture
    Rocío Manuela Cuadra Rubio
    Herms: From Custodians of Boundaries to Custodians of Gardens. 313
    Jorge Tomás García
    The Limits of Greek Painting: From Mimēsis to Abstraction 325
    Aura Piccioni
    Mimēsis for a Cult: Western Greek Figurines of Female Dancers 339
    José Miguel Puebla Morón
    Imitation Game? The First Mintings of Punic Sicily 357

    About the Editors 368

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