Charakterfokalisation bei Lucan: Eine narratologische Analyse

In recent years, the methods of modern narrative theory have become essential tools for researching ancient texts. This work analyzes figural perspectives in the Civil War epic Pharsalia by the Roman poet Lucan (39-65 AD), and describes their function in communicating the overall message of the text. The author demonstrates unique elements in Lucan’s figural perspective through a comparison with Virgil’s Aeneid.