The Latin term pudor when applied to women in Ovid’s work gives us a glimpse of what was considered appropriate behavior within the Roman society, according to the poet. This higly polysemous word encompasses a sens of honor and female chastity, shame and modesty to their body and sexuality, still it has not been studied much for women. Ovid gives us his vision of these different meanings but also the consequences of the female ovidian pudor who appears to be a true moral strength. This paper is about the studying of all the occurrences of pudor which the poet uses this word to designate women.L’étude du terme latin pudor appliqué aux femmes dans les oeuvres d’Ovide offre un accès inédit au comportement attendu d’une Romaine respectable sel...
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Desde a década de 1970 tem havido crescente interesse nos estudos acerca das relações de gênero e se...
Feminine resistance to masculine sexual approaches is a recurring motif in the so-called «celestines...
L’étude du terme latin pudor appliqué aux femmes dans les oeuvres d’Ovide offre un accès inédit au c...
When we read the narratives of erotical pursuits in Ovid’s work, we may see several similitudes, eve...
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Dans une perspective toute à la fois poétique, rhétorique et juridique, ainsi que générique et inter...
The late eleventh and early twelfth centuries saw a revival in the study of Ovid in the literary cir...
The anonymous French Ovide moralisé is the first full translation of Ovid’s Metamorphoses, covering ...
Ovid’s interest in women and their lives is apparent throughout his texts, but is especially so in t...
A less attentive reading of The Art of Love by Ovid may suggest that the poet framed his manual on t...
Ovid’s poetry from exile conveys numerous images of a perfect wife. The poet constantly reaches for...
Abstract: Ovid’s Ars Amatoria (The Art of Love) consists of three books. The first teaches the young...
The focus of this article is on Ovid the jurist. In order to establish a necessary context, Ovid the...
La mise en évidence, dans les traditions classique et chrétienne, d’un principe dominant de dysfonct...
The main aim of the paper is to examine the nature of the concept of love madness in Ovid’s Ars ama...
Desde a década de 1970 tem havido crescente interesse nos estudos acerca das relações de gênero e se...
Feminine resistance to masculine sexual approaches is a recurring motif in the so-called «celestines...
L’étude du terme latin pudor appliqué aux femmes dans les oeuvres d’Ovide offre un accès inédit au c...
When we read the narratives of erotical pursuits in Ovid’s work, we may see several similitudes, eve...
M.A.In this dissertation I aim to establish how Ovid uses the Rape of the Sabine Women, part of the ...
Dans une perspective toute à la fois poétique, rhétorique et juridique, ainsi que générique et inter...
The late eleventh and early twelfth centuries saw a revival in the study of Ovid in the literary cir...
The anonymous French Ovide moralisé is the first full translation of Ovid’s Metamorphoses, covering ...
Ovid’s interest in women and their lives is apparent throughout his texts, but is especially so in t...
A less attentive reading of The Art of Love by Ovid may suggest that the poet framed his manual on t...
Ovid’s poetry from exile conveys numerous images of a perfect wife. The poet constantly reaches for...
Abstract: Ovid’s Ars Amatoria (The Art of Love) consists of three books. The first teaches the young...
The focus of this article is on Ovid the jurist. In order to establish a necessary context, Ovid the...
La mise en évidence, dans les traditions classique et chrétienne, d’un principe dominant de dysfonct...
The main aim of the paper is to examine the nature of the concept of love madness in Ovid’s Ars ama...
Desde a década de 1970 tem havido crescente interesse nos estudos acerca das relações de gênero e se...
Feminine resistance to masculine sexual approaches is a recurring motif in the so-called «celestines...