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...Georg Stanitzek 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Translated by Peter Krapp Georg Stanitzek Fama/Chain of Muses: Two Classical Problems of Literary Studies with ‘‘the Media’’ It might seem self-evident that literary studies...

... present that will never have been immediate nor present. Georg Stanitzek asks, in ‘‘Fama/Chain of Muses: Two Classical Problems of Literary Studies with ‘the Media why some cultural critics still har- bor a certain philological resentment against ‘‘the media’’ and ‘‘media cul- ture even though...

..., and the author appears much more at ease in it than he does in the guise of the omniscient and garrulous narrator-commentator in the Troilus and in the Tales. Significantly enough, moreover, Vergil s Fama appears prominently in the title and occurs as a vain, capricious, irresponsible Goddess in the poem itself...

... Eugene Fama provides the classic statement and Arthur O’Sullivan and Steven Sheffrin a similar treatment. See Eugene F. Fama, Foundations of Finance: Portfolio Decisions and Securities Prices (New York: Basic Books, 1976); and Arthur O’Sullivan and Steven Shef- frin, Economics...

... that the book must not remain mute. The Muses write: Teseida di nozze d Emilia, o vate nomar li piacque; e noi con note argute darenli in ogni etate fama immensa. Cost gli abbiam, rorati al fonte santo licenziati a gire in ogni canto. (The Theseid of the nuptials of Emilia, oh poet, it pleased her to name...