The Sicilian Character of Sophron's Mimes

Abstract: Despite their fragmentary state, the mimes of Sophron express a localized Sicilian identity and therefore contribute to the formation of a Classical Sicilian dramatic/literary canon. Abstract: Malgré leur état fragmentaire, les mimes de Sophron expriment une identité sicilienne localisée et contribuent par conséquent à la formation d'un canon dramatique / littéraire classique sicilien.

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Phoenix
Published
2025-09-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1353/phx.2025.a978859
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Classical Antiquity Studies
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The Sicilian Character of Sophron's Mimes

Melissa Funke
Phoenix
Classical Antiquity Studies
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The Sicilian Character of Sophron's Mimes

Melissa Funke
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Abstract

Abstract: Despite their fragmentary state, the mimes of Sophron express a localized Sicilian identity and therefore contribute to the formation of a Classical Sicilian dramatic/literary canon. Abstract: Malgré leur état fragmentaire, les mimes de Sophron expriment une identité sicilienne localisée et contribuent par conséquent à la formation d'un canon dramatique / littéraire classique sicilien.

PhoenixVol. 79(2)
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Classical Antiquity Studies
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