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\title{Der Brief\\in der römischen Literatur}
\author{Referat von Ingo Blechschmidt}
\date{31. Januar 2005}

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\begin{slide}{Geschichte}
  \begin{itemize}
    \item Babylonier: \\
          Ritzen von Nachrichten in Tontafeln
    \item Griechenland, Rom: \\
          Mit Wachs beschichtete Holztafeln
    \item Versand per Bote oder Bekannte
    \item Wortursprung: \textlt{brevis, -e} -- kurz
  \end{itemize}
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%    \item Öffentliche Meinungskundgabe
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\begin{slide}{Autorintententionen}
  \begin{itemize}
    \item Ethische Briefe (Horaz)
    \item Heroidenbriefe: Frauen, Briefe aus der Verbannung (Ovid)
    \item Prosaische Briefe, "`Aufklärung-like"' (Seneca)
    \item Personen- und Gesellschaftsspiegel: Vorbildfunktion (Plinius)
    \item Didaktische- und erzieherische Briefe (Briefe von Klerikern)
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\begin{slide}{Literarische Technik}
  \begin{itemize}
    \item "`Spontane Briefe"' ↔ "`literarische Briefe"'
    \item Umgangssprache ↔ hochrhetorische Sprache
    \item Private Briefe ↔ Briefe an den Senat
    \item Trotz Umgangssprache oftmals durchdachter Aufbau (also trotzdem nicht
	  "`Sturm-und-Drang-like"')
    \item Klauseln? Ellipsen, Andeutungen? Titel und Datum?
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\begin{slide}{Grundform}
  \begin{itemize}
    \item Absender \textbf{vor} Empfänger
    \item Gruß (am Anfang): \\
	  \textlt{
	    Caesar Ciceroni \\
	    s(alutem) d(icit)
	  }
    \item Anfangsthese, Einwand, Argumentation, Peroratio (kurze Wiederholung)
    \item Ende: \\
          \textlt{Vale.}
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