A.-I. Muñoz, J.-P. Guez, Silves grecques 2011-2012 (Aeschylus, Achilles Tatius) - Other Literary Studies

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A.-I. Muñoz, J.-P. Guez, Silves grecques 2011-2012 (Aeschylus, Achilles Tatius)
Other Literary Studies

[Agrégation 2011/2012]

[Agrégation 2010-2011]

Anne-Iris MUÑOZ & Jean-Philippe GUEZ

Silves grecques 2011-2012 : Aeschylus, Seven Against Thebes ; Achilles Tatius, Leucippe and Clitophon

Éditions Atlande, coll. "Clefs concours", "Lettres classiques" series, 2011, 210 p.

  • EAN13 : 9782359301389
  • 19€

Clefs concours.
Aimed at all candidates for competitive exams, particularly the Agrégation and CAPES, Clefs concours offers a synthesis of each subject. Designed as a reference point alongside monographs and lectures, and as a revision tool, each volume is structured around thematic sheets to provide an overview of current research findings. Providing a synthesis of the most recent scholarship, Clefs concours helps readers navigate the bibliography and put the evolution of knowledge into perspective.
Clefs concours Lettres classiques. All titles share a common structure: benchmarks: a review of the historical and literary context; major "key issues", essential for understanding the stakes of the work; a "toolkit" dedicated to language, stylistics, and grammar; methodological tools: chronology, glossary, bibliography; and a cross-referencing system between the sheets and the bibliographical references.

Published in the Clefs concours series by Atlande, this volume is specifically designed to support candidates preparing for competitive teaching examinations such as the Agregation and CAPES in France. The series bridges the gap between specialized monographs and lectures by offering structured thematic sheets that synthesize current research. By organizing complex scholarly debates and critical perspectives, the book helps students navigate extensive reading lists and understand the critical history surrounding each required text.

The volume provides essential tools for literary and linguistic analysis, combining historical context with methodological guidance. Readers will find targeted sections addressing key thematic issues, stylistic analysis, and essential reference materials such as chronologies and glossaries. It serves as an invaluable resource for advanced students and researchers seeking a rigorous, well-structured overview of the works of Aeschylus and Achilles Tatius within their respective classical traditions.