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Frontmatter; List of figures; List of tables; Abbreviations and editions used; 1 The Orality of Attic Prose; 1.1 A manifold concept; 1.2 Oral language(s) and oral style(s); 1.3 From composition to performance; 2 Contexts of Reception; 2.1 Texts and communication; 2.2 Reading; 2.3 Public and private situations; 3 The Writing of Attic Prose; 3.1 From composition to reception; 3.2 Setting the scene (1): literacy and reading in classical Athens; 3.3 Setting the scene (2): genres and written texts; 3.3.1 Epic poetry; 3.3.2 Monodic poetry; 3.3.3 Choral poetry; 3.3.4 Drama; 3.3.5 Ionic prose; 3.4 The circulation and use of Attic prose texts; 3.4.1 Historiography; 3.4.2 Philosophy; 3.4.3 Oratory; 4 Comprehension; 4.1 The domains of clarity; 4.2 Precepts and examples; 4.3 The psycholinguistics of sapheneia; 4.3.1 Language comprehension: an overview; 4.3.2 Sentence processing; 4.3.3 Sentence length; 4.3.4 Sentence structure; 4.3.5 Word order; 4.3.6 Vocabulary; 4.4 Paralinguistic and non-linguistic elements; 4.4.1 Prosody; 4.4.2 Gesture; 4.5 Reading the native mind; 5 Processing Attic Oratory in Performance: An Experiment in Reconstruction; 5.1 Design; 5.2 Methodology and limitations; 5.3 ’I like drinking water’, or: indifferent interpretations; 5.4 Results; 5.4.1 Lys. 1; 5.4.2 Lys. 12.1 50; 5.4.3 D. 22.1 47; 5.4.4 Antipho 1; 5.4.5 D. 9.1 40; 5.4.6 D. 15; 5.4.7 Hyp. 6; 5.4.8 Pl. Ap. 17a 24a4; 5.4.9 Antipho 4; 5.4.10 Isoc. 6.1 44; 5.4.11 Isoc. 7.1 33; 5.4.12 Th. 2.35SH 46; 5.4.13 Pl. Mnx. 236d 44b; 5.4.14 Isoc. 9.1 43; 5.5 Discussion; 6 Conclusion and Future Directions; Appendix Notes on Linguistic Dependencies in Classical Greek; Endmatter; Bibliography; Index

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