En el marco del relato de la caída de Troya, la voz narrativa se traslada al centro del palacio de Príamo (En. 2, 506-525). Allí, la reina Hécuba amonesta a su esposo por querer vestir sus viejas armas e intentar incorporarse a la batalla. Actuar de esa manera, le dice, es obedecer a una mens dira que no se corresponde con el momento. Troya ya cayó: lo único que queda es esperar la ayuda de los dioses o morir. Este pasaje nos interesa especialmente por la configuración del personaje de Hécuba que, desde nuestro punto de vista, no responde al paradigma habitual de irracionalidad, pasión desmesurada y sufrimiento improductivo que se ha adjudicado a los personajes femeninos de Eneida (cf. Oliensis 1997, Nugent 1999, Keith 2004 y Foley 2005, en...
Hecuba was one of the truly tragic figures in mythology; symbolic of her total descent from a noble ...
The women in Statius' Thebaid are striking characters. Statius gives them real roles to play; they d...
Petronius’ Satyricon, likely intended for Nero’s court in the late first century AD, has long been s...
En el marco del relato de la caída de Troya, la voz narrativa se traslada al centro del palacio de P...
In the context of the account of the fall of Troy, the narrative voice turns to Priam’s palace (Aen....
Hecuba has famously been regarded as the secondary character of the Fall of Troy and not as the mate...
When Hecuba begs Hector to avoid a confrontation with Achilles, she does not only employ words but a...
Verses 616-668 of Hippolytus by Euripides present a diatribe of this character against women in gene...
Consideraciones acerca del significado de la vida y la inevitabilidad de la muerte, la naturaleza de...
En el presente trabajo analizaremos la funcionalidad de los personajes de Latino y Evandro en la seg...
This paper explores the feminine in the Aeneid, with particular attention to the patterns, often dis...
This thesis adopts a mixed-method approach of quantitative and qualitative analysis to discuss the r...
<p>En la travesía de Odiseo rumbo a haca tras la guerra de Troya, los personajes femeninos (diosas o...
Aeschylus is represented in the Frogs of Aristophanes, as the type of Archaic maleness. This idea is...
En este artículo analizamos los principales personajes femeninos del libro 1 de Las Etiópicas de Hel...
Hecuba was one of the truly tragic figures in mythology; symbolic of her total descent from a noble ...
The women in Statius' Thebaid are striking characters. Statius gives them real roles to play; they d...
Petronius’ Satyricon, likely intended for Nero’s court in the late first century AD, has long been s...
En el marco del relato de la caída de Troya, la voz narrativa se traslada al centro del palacio de P...
In the context of the account of the fall of Troy, the narrative voice turns to Priam’s palace (Aen....
Hecuba has famously been regarded as the secondary character of the Fall of Troy and not as the mate...
When Hecuba begs Hector to avoid a confrontation with Achilles, she does not only employ words but a...
Verses 616-668 of Hippolytus by Euripides present a diatribe of this character against women in gene...
Consideraciones acerca del significado de la vida y la inevitabilidad de la muerte, la naturaleza de...
En el presente trabajo analizaremos la funcionalidad de los personajes de Latino y Evandro en la seg...
This paper explores the feminine in the Aeneid, with particular attention to the patterns, often dis...
This thesis adopts a mixed-method approach of quantitative and qualitative analysis to discuss the r...
<p>En la travesía de Odiseo rumbo a haca tras la guerra de Troya, los personajes femeninos (diosas o...
Aeschylus is represented in the Frogs of Aristophanes, as the type of Archaic maleness. This idea is...
En este artículo analizamos los principales personajes femeninos del libro 1 de Las Etiópicas de Hel...
Hecuba was one of the truly tragic figures in mythology; symbolic of her total descent from a noble ...
The women in Statius' Thebaid are striking characters. Statius gives them real roles to play; they d...
Petronius’ Satyricon, likely intended for Nero’s court in the late first century AD, has long been s...