KnowraClassical philologyLinked fromLinked fromThe 17 pages that link to Classical philology, each with the reason it gives.All 17Broader topic 1Related 3Narrower topic 12Compared with 1Friedrich NietzscheNarrower topic: Nietzsche’s scholarly training in classical philology shaped his attention to Greek culture and historical change.Joseph Justus ScaligerNarrower topic: His chronology rested on close reading of classical languages and sources.Giacomo LeopardiNarrower topic: Leopardi’s scholarship in ancient languages shaped his literary practice and intellectual world.Isaac CasaubonNarrower topic: Casaubon’s editions and commentaries exemplify classical philology in the Renaissance.BacchylidesNarrower topic: Editing the papyrus poems made Bacchylides a major subject of textual scholarship.Friedrich August WolfNarrower topic: Wolf helped define philology as a systematic discipline encompassing texts, language, and antiquity.Ulrich von Wilamowitz-MoellendorffNarrower topic: Wilamowitz’s work helped establish the methods and institutional scope of modern classical philology.A. E. HousmanNarrower topic: It encompasses the discipline in which Housman pursued his classical scholarship.Transmission of the Greek ClassicsNarrower topic: The transmission of Greek works supplied the evidence and editorial problems that philology investigates.Eduard FraenkelNarrower topic: Fraenkel’s scholarship exemplifies philology that connects minute textual details with literary meaning.Literature (academic discipline)Narrower topic: It supplied methods and institutional traditions inherited by literary scholarship.Richard PorsonNarrower topic: Porson became a model of rigorous textual scholarship within classical philology.