International audienceThe Iliad and the Odyssey often keep silent : first, about each other ; but also about many Trojan War episodes, which we know thanks to the surviving fragments of the Epic Cycle and the rest of the ancient Greek literature ; about the most wondrous and fantastic aspects of those stories and their characters ; last, about the lessons which lie at the heart of the Hesiodic tradition, but which seem strangely absent, at least explicitly, from the Homeric compositions. To explain Homer’s silences in those matters, many critics call upon the poet’s ignorance. Taking sides, more or less strongly, in the debates which are still going on today about the « Homeric question » and setting in time both the world painted by the Ho...
I begin this exploration of characteristically Iliadic and Odyssean attitudes toward the traditional...
It is a commonplace in our histories of early Greek thought that philosophical reflection began in t...
Iliad and Odyssey as Traditional Poems The Oral-Theory and the stratigraphie analysis of the Homeri...
International audienceThe Iliad and the Odyssey often keep silent : first, about each other ; but al...
The Iliad and the Odyssey often keep silent : first, about each other ; but also about many Trojan W...
The Iliad and the Odyssey often keep silent : first, about each other ; but also about many Trojan W...
One of the favourite themes of Homeric research in the last sixty years has been about the importanc...
One of the favourite themes of Homeric research in the last sixty years has been about the importanc...
The formula2 "Thus he spoke, but they in fact all were stricken to silence" (translation ommitted)3 ...
International audienceHow were the Iliad and the Odyssey written is a question asked since Ancient t...
International audienceHow were the Iliad and the Odyssey written is a question asked since Ancient t...
In ancient Greece, the question of oral tradition is closely related to the famous Homeric Question....
It is a commonplace in our histories of early Greek thought that philosophical reflection began in t...
It is a commonplace in our histories of early Greek thought that philosophical reflection began in t...
It is a commonplace in our histories of early Greek thought that philosophical reflection began in t...
I begin this exploration of characteristically Iliadic and Odyssean attitudes toward the traditional...
It is a commonplace in our histories of early Greek thought that philosophical reflection began in t...
Iliad and Odyssey as Traditional Poems The Oral-Theory and the stratigraphie analysis of the Homeri...
International audienceThe Iliad and the Odyssey often keep silent : first, about each other ; but al...
The Iliad and the Odyssey often keep silent : first, about each other ; but also about many Trojan W...
The Iliad and the Odyssey often keep silent : first, about each other ; but also about many Trojan W...
One of the favourite themes of Homeric research in the last sixty years has been about the importanc...
One of the favourite themes of Homeric research in the last sixty years has been about the importanc...
The formula2 "Thus he spoke, but they in fact all were stricken to silence" (translation ommitted)3 ...
International audienceHow were the Iliad and the Odyssey written is a question asked since Ancient t...
International audienceHow were the Iliad and the Odyssey written is a question asked since Ancient t...
In ancient Greece, the question of oral tradition is closely related to the famous Homeric Question....
It is a commonplace in our histories of early Greek thought that philosophical reflection began in t...
It is a commonplace in our histories of early Greek thought that philosophical reflection began in t...
It is a commonplace in our histories of early Greek thought that philosophical reflection began in t...
I begin this exploration of characteristically Iliadic and Odyssean attitudes toward the traditional...
It is a commonplace in our histories of early Greek thought that philosophical reflection began in t...
Iliad and Odyssey as Traditional Poems The Oral-Theory and the stratigraphie analysis of the Homeri...