Agon: The Iliad

Drafted as the foundational first chapter of Volume One, the last to be written, of Jameson’s monumental Poetics of Social Forms. A richly rewarding study of the Iliad, located within the ‘immense transition’ from the great imperial cities of the Bronze Age. The logic of agon—a multi-sided struggle—as governing principle of the great poem.

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New left review
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.64590/bem
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Classical Antiquity Studies
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Agon: The Iliad

Fredric Jameson
New left review
Classical Antiquity Studies
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Agon: The Iliad

Fredric Jameson
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Drafted as the foundational first chapter of Volume One, the last to be written, of Jameson’s monumental Poetics of Social Forms. A richly rewarding study of the Iliad, located within the ‘immense transition’ from the great imperial cities of the Bronze Age. The logic of agon—a multi-sided struggle—as governing principle of the great poem.

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