Catullus, c. 16: his pilosis, a new interpretation

In Catullus 16.10 the expression his pilosis has been rightly interpreted by scholars with an obscene meaning. This paper intends to add to that reading the consideration of his pilosis as a metapoetic expression, that is, with the sense that the pilosi alluded to are those “hairy”, i.e. clumsy, rus...

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Autor principal: Carmignani, Marcos; UNC-CONICET Catullus, c. 16: his pilosis, a new interpretation
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Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Facultad de Humandiades. Instituto de Letras 2021
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topic Catullus
Carmen 16
His pilosis
Metapoetics
Catulo
carmen 16
his pilosis
metapoética
spellingShingle Catullus
Carmen 16
His pilosis
Metapoetics
Catulo
carmen 16
his pilosis
metapoética
Carmignani, Marcos; UNC-CONICET Catullus, c. 16: his pilosis, a new interpretation
Catullus, c. 16: his pilosis, a new interpretation
topic_facet Catullus
Carmen 16
His pilosis
Metapoetics
Catulo
carmen 16
his pilosis
metapoética
author Carmignani, Marcos; UNC-CONICET Catullus, c. 16: his pilosis, a new interpretation
author_facet Carmignani, Marcos; UNC-CONICET Catullus, c. 16: his pilosis, a new interpretation
author_sort Carmignani, Marcos; UNC-CONICET Catullus, c. 16: his pilosis, a new interpretation
title Catullus, c. 16: his pilosis, a new interpretation
title_short Catullus, c. 16: his pilosis, a new interpretation
title_full Catullus, c. 16: his pilosis, a new interpretation
title_fullStr Catullus, c. 16: his pilosis, a new interpretation
title_full_unstemmed Catullus, c. 16: his pilosis, a new interpretation
title_sort catullus, c. 16: his pilosis, a new interpretation
description In Catullus 16.10 the expression his pilosis has been rightly interpreted by scholars with an obscene meaning. This paper intends to add to that reading the consideration of his pilosis as a metapoetic expression, that is, with the sense that the pilosi alluded to are those “hairy”, i.e. clumsy, rustic, incapable of understanding a poetry like that of Catullus, which stands out for a refined polishing of words. To this end, four elements will be analyzed: 1) the general interpretation of the carmen, 2) a section from Seneca’s Epistulae very useful to our interpretation, 3) the question of the Latin terminology linked to pilosity, and 4) the use that Catullus himself makes in other carmina of this terminology
publisher Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Facultad de Humandiades. Instituto de Letras
publishDate 2021
url https://revistas.unne.edu.ar/index.php/clt/article/view/5417
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