"Writing Salomé's Dance: Mallarmé, Flaubert, Huysmans, and Wilde" - Francoise Meltzer
"Writing Salomé's Dance: Mallarmé, Flaubert, Huysmans, and Wilde"
was presented by Francoise Meltzer on October 9, 2014
For more information, visit:
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Co-sponsored by the Humanities Project, University of Rochester School of Arts and Sciences, the Department of Religion and Classics, Susan B. Anthony Institute for Gender and Women's Studies, the Program for Jewish Studies, the Eastman School of Music, and George Eastman House.
Organizers: Th. Emil Homerin, Professor of Religion and Chair of Religion and Classics, University of Rochester, and Matthew Brown, Professor of Music Theory, Eastman School of Music.
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"In marrying Herodias Herod, as we know, has violated Mosaic law. The synoptic tradition gives John's harsh criticism of this unlawful second marriage as a reason for execution..." Surely, F. Meltzer 's knowledge of synoptic tradition (which, for just one example, didn't even mention Herod's first marriage!) is extremely poor. How one could criticize Girard and, in general, talk about Gospels' interpretations without previous careful studying the Gospels' stories, the evangelists' usage?!