'… this is a well-conceived and persuasive book, which will repay attention not only by scholars of ancient Greek language and literature, but also by linguists and literary scholars interested in presents for preterites beyond ancient Greek.' Philomen Probert, Bryn Mawr Classical Review
Introduction; 1. General conceptual model; 2. Scenic narrative and the mimetic present; 3. Summary narrative and the diegetic present; 4. Zero-degree narrativity and the registering present; Conclusion.