Helena, Tétis e Cassandra em Alceu (Frs. 42, 283, 298 Voigt): (re)elaborações das figuras femininas míticas
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https://doi.org/10.61378/enun.v8i2.188Keywords:
Alcaeus; Greek melic; myth; Troy; femaleAbstract
The article is dedicated to three songs from Alcaeus’ melic poetry – Fragments 42, 283 and 298 Voigt – in which their mythical narratives bring us Helen, Thetis and Cassandra, all of them emerging within the framework of the Trojan cycle. It aims at analyzing how the poet (re)elaborates the representations of these characters in his songs in which myth functions as exemplum, in a way that is more or less clear for us.
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