Heliodoros, like earlier novelists, often describes characters weeping, both men and women, and for emotional distress, the related postures, gestures, facial expressions, and paraverbal sounds. Tears express grief, but also joy and surprise. They sometimes manipulate interactants and observers. An examination of the tears and associated behaviors in the Aithiopika’s emotional fictions, derived in part from epic and novelistic forerunners, shows this later author’s variety and shrewd skill.«Pleurer » dans les Éthiopiques d’Héliodore. Héliodore, comme les romanciers antérieurs, décrit souvent les pleurs des hommes et femmes, et les postures, gestes, expressions faciales et sons paraverbaux pour rendre l’angoisse ressentie. Les larmes exprime...
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Heliodorus’ work Aethiopica belongs to the ancient literary genre called romance or novel today. His...
For the full article, please visit Project MUSE or click here (subscribers only). Depictions of te...
Medieval literature determines its creation by a co-relationship with theology and didactics, and f...
The paper focuses on the connections between Homeric poems, mainly Odyssey and the Polish drama Odys...
This paper discusses the speech of Hydaspes in Aithiopika 10.16, in which he voices his intention to...
Investigation into some passages of Heliodoros' Aithiopika, in order to explore the complex and nuan...
For the Ethiopians in Heliodorus, the ambiguity of the relationship between men and gods ends with u...
Describing artistic objects in heliodoros' ethiopics. In Heliodoros' Ethiopics there are two descrip...
International audienceSudden emotion is expressed either by cries or by a more complex verbalization...
In the Aethiopics by Heliodorus, the novel is structured by relations of domination between characte...
International audienceThis text analyzes some Euripidean passages where the characters feel pity and...
La tradició literària que hi ha al darrere de la novel·la d'Heliodor Teàgenes i Cariclea és abundant...
The expression of sadness and pain with tears is a characteristic of human beings. In the Homeric po...
The paper analyses two passages from Thyestes and Oedipus, where the protagonists cry unexpectantly ...
This thesis is the first to undertake a detailed examination of lovesickness within Heliodorus’ Aeth...
Heliodorus’ work Aethiopica belongs to the ancient literary genre called romance or novel today. His...
For the full article, please visit Project MUSE or click here (subscribers only). Depictions of te...
Medieval literature determines its creation by a co-relationship with theology and didactics, and f...
The paper focuses on the connections between Homeric poems, mainly Odyssey and the Polish drama Odys...
This paper discusses the speech of Hydaspes in Aithiopika 10.16, in which he voices his intention to...