From gentle teasing to heavy sarcasm: Instances of rhetorical irony in Homer's Iliad

Minchin, Elizabeth

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From gentle teasing to heavy sarcasm: Instances of rhetorical irony in Homer's Iliad

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2010

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Minchin, Elizabeth

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Franz Steiner Verlag

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Hermes: Zeitschrift fuer klassische Philologie

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