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Papers by Joy Connolly
The Classical Review, 2013
The Cambridge Companion to Ancient Rhetoric, 2009
Transactions of The American Philological Association, 2005
i. what meaning does the word "subversion" carry under the principate, a regime that itself may b... more i. what meaning does the word "subversion" carry under the principate, a regime that itself may be seen as constituted in and through subversion, that arose from what theodor mommsen called an "empire in permanent revolution" and what Carl schmitt described as a "state of emergency," that rests its claim to legitimacy on the radical deformation of republican institutions like the tribunate and the consulship? I will approach this question from the perspective provided by the younger pliny in his Panegyricus, a speech in praise of the emperor trajan originally delivered in the autumn of 00 Ce on the occasion of pliny's taking up the suffect consulship, and later circulated by pliny in written form (epist. III 3; 8).
The Classical Review, 2013
The Cambridge Companion to Ancient Rhetoric, 2009
Transactions of The American Philological Association, 2005
i. what meaning does the word "subversion" carry under the principate, a regime that itself may b... more i. what meaning does the word "subversion" carry under the principate, a regime that itself may be seen as constituted in and through subversion, that arose from what theodor mommsen called an "empire in permanent revolution" and what Carl schmitt described as a "state of emergency," that rests its claim to legitimacy on the radical deformation of republican institutions like the tribunate and the consulship? I will approach this question from the perspective provided by the younger pliny in his Panegyricus, a speech in praise of the emperor trajan originally delivered in the autumn of 00 Ce on the occasion of pliny's taking up the suffect consulship, and later circulated by pliny in written form (epist. III 3; 8).