Remembering the past: Helen and Menelaus in Odyssey IV In Odyssey IV, the poet subtly sets forth two mechanisms of memory whose differences he shows in performance. Before Telemachus who as not yet revealed his identity, Menelaus appears as a man with a rational memory (as expressed by the verbs νοέω and μεμνημένος), who weighs things and deliberates before taking decisions. His intellectual and factual memory refers to the memory of a common past that can be brought to mind by remembering, and ends in a speech of commemoration. Appearing before Menelaus, Helen displays an immediate, spontaneous memory in relation with the thumos, a personal memory based on a lived sensation and expressing itself in images, when she recognizes Telemachus a...
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The Two Faces of Helen. Survival of Oral Tradition in the Odyssey. The speeches of Helen and Menela...
The relation of the Muses in ancient Greece, especially during the archaic and the beginning of the ...
In the ancient Greek world, memory permeates every aspect of human life. Memory plays a central role...
In Travels with Herodotus Ryszard Kapuscinski writes: Herodotus admits that he was obses...
National audienceThe characters in Euripides' Trojan Women evoke different places in the city of Tro...
How are we to interpret the apparent conflict between Helen and Menelaus that arises in Odyssey, IV,...
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This study suggests a combined reading, between memory and displacement, of three different Milan Ku...
Antonetti Claudia. Mémoire et oubli : un nouveau Sakellariou : M.B. Sakellariou, Between memory and ...
textThe present dissertation deals with the function of memory and forgetfulness within the story of...
Despite his central role in the Telemacheia, Telemachus fails to take part in the conversation durin...
The relation of the Muses in ancient Greece, especially during the archaic and the beginning of the ...
Donnet Daniel. Elizabeth Mlnchln, Homer and the Resources of Memory. Some Applications of Cognitive ...
This paper deals with the connected notions of memory and forgetting in the Aeneid. It aims at show...
The Two Faces of Helen. Survival of Oral Tradition in the Odyssey. The speeches of Helen and Menela...
The relation of the Muses in ancient Greece, especially during the archaic and the beginning of the ...
In the ancient Greek world, memory permeates every aspect of human life. Memory plays a central role...