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GREEKS AND BARBARIANS IN HOMER’S “ODYSSEY” [PDF]
Homer’s “Odyssey”, viewed as a relevant literary source for Archaic Greece, has led to the development of different research domains through the medium of hermeneutics or text interpretation.
Ştefania VOICU
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Die vorliegende Arbeit stellt einen Überblick über die Quellen zum Mythos des Palamedes dar, von seiner ersten Nennung im epischen Kyklos bis zu Zeugnissen spätantiker und byzantinischer Gelehrter.
Chrstos, Constanze Caroline
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Odisseo, genesi ed evoluzione di un eroe contraddittorio
This paper attempts to reconstruct some features of young Odysseus' temper set out in Soph. Phil. 96-99, through the appraisal of what we can read in Homer's Odyssey.
Claudio Meliadò
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Sviluppo di una ontologia di dominio relativa ai beni culturali, una grammatica di composizione di URI semantici relativi ai beni culturali espressa secondo il formalismo eBNF, e di specifiche procedure ed estensioni software, finalizzate ad aprire il ...
Antonella Carbonaro
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Odysseus, traditionally considered as the archetypal hero of cunning, reveals through close textual analysis, a pattern of moral ambiguity, deceit, hybris and cruelty that challenges the Homeric ideal of heroic virtue.
Vasileios Spanos
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Odysseus-Polyphemos Statue Group
Photograph by Dr. Francesca Tronchin, June, 2011. This image was migrated out of MDID and into DLynx during the summer of 2014.This image shows the white marble statue group of Odysseus-Polyphemos that decorate the Fountain of Pollio.
Tronchin, Francesca C.
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REFLECŢII ASUPRA DIMENSIUNII MITOLOGICE ÎN POEZIA LUI ANDREI ŢURCANU
The article Reflection about mythological size in the poem by Andrei Ţurcanu has the next objective: 1) to compare the poetical text with myth, and to establish the existing similarities and differences, 2) to distinguish the literary process of myth of
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Risikonavigation i fremdriftsstormen
In Greek mythology, the hero Odysseus receives a gift of the world’s wind in a carefully tied sack. Only one favorable tailwind was free to blow his ship safely home.
Laura Louise Sarauw +2 more
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