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1998
Abstract Alcmene, fearing Hera’s jealousy, exposed her newly-born child in a field outside the walls of Thebes; and here, at Zeus’s instigation, Athene took Hera for a casual stroll. ‘Look, my dear! What a wonderfully robust child!’ said Athene, pretending surprise as she stopped to pick him up.
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Abstract Alcmene, fearing Hera’s jealousy, exposed her newly-born child in a field outside the walls of Thebes; and here, at Zeus’s instigation, Athene took Hera for a casual stroll. ‘Look, my dear! What a wonderfully robust child!’ said Athene, pretending surprise as she stopped to pick him up.
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Heracles’ Costume from Euripides’ Heracles to Pantomime Performance
2013The reception and influence of a production is not limited to its text but may be expressed through any one of its performance elements. In the case of Euripides’ Heracles , it is the status given to Heracles’ costume by its first performance, c. 415BC, which exerts an influence across centuries of theatre history.
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Mètis. Anthropologie des mondes grecs anciens, 1993
Héraclès and Pindar (pp. 75-102) Héraclès est, sans doute, le caractère héroïque préféré par Pindare. La cause de cette préférence peut être trouvée dans les divers traits que ces deux figures partagent, ce qui débouche sur une identification de Pindare avec Héraclès. Une première partie de ce travail cherche à reconstruire l'image d'Héraclès que
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Héraclès and Pindar (pp. 75-102) Héraclès est, sans doute, le caractère héroïque préféré par Pindare. La cause de cette préférence peut être trouvée dans les divers traits que ces deux figures partagent, ce qui débouche sur une identification de Pindare avec Héraclès. Une première partie de ce travail cherche à reconstruire l'image d'Héraclès que
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1997
Abstract Myths evolve and develop out of the needs of the society that tells them: a myth that has no interest for its audience will die, and thus narrators of myths will always ‘customize’ their material, according to what is required of it at a particular moment.
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Abstract Myths evolve and develop out of the needs of the society that tells them: a myth that has no interest for its audience will die, and thus narrators of myths will always ‘customize’ their material, according to what is required of it at a particular moment.
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2019
This chapter discusses how Alexander came to India with a determination to stamp on the alien land a character that he and his fellow Macedonians could recognize. In the next generation, the ethnographic approach of Megasthenes to his subject was determined in many ways by Alexander's vision of India.
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This chapter discusses how Alexander came to India with a determination to stamp on the alien land a character that he and his fellow Macedonians could recognize. In the next generation, the ethnographic approach of Megasthenes to his subject was determined in many ways by Alexander's vision of India.
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L’article porte sur la relation entre Euripide, la diplomatie étrangère athénienne et la publication de décrets honorifiques lors des Grandes Dionysies avant le concours théâtral. L’Héraclès présente des similitudes formelles et thématiques avec les décrets qui lui sont contemporains.
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