Arquitetura de uma poética nova: Estácio, Silvae, 3.1
Keywords:
Estácio. Siluae. Poesia flaviana. Poética do Império.Abstract
No primeiro poema de seu terceiro livro, Estácio toma como tema a dedicação de um templo a Hércules em Sorrento; o novo templo é cantado em novo modo por um poeta que, escrevendo uma obra caracterizada pela mistura de gêneros, é identificado pela crítica recente como ícone de uma mudança cultural e literária operada durante o período flaviano. Neste trabalho, pretendemos ler o poema 3.1, a celebração do templo de Hércules, como também celebração da nova poética imperial.References
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