Ver para contar: Odisseu, as Sereias e o flerte com a morte

It is possible to discuss the meanings of one of the well-known choices of Odysseus in the Sirens episode. In face of imminent danger, the hero chooses to deal with it, rejecting the possibility of safely crossing the way with wax in his ear as suggested by Circe. The article explores this passage b...

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Autor principal: Moraes, Alexandre Santos de
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Lenguaje:Portugués
Publicado: 2018
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Acceso en línea:https://www.memoria.fahce.unlp.edu.ar/art_revistas/pr.10709/pr.10709.pdf
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Sumario:It is possible to discuss the meanings of one of the well-known choices of Odysseus in the Sirens episode. In face of imminent danger, the hero chooses to deal with it, rejecting the possibility of safely crossing the way with wax in his ear as suggested by Circe. The article explores this passage by framing it as part of an interpretation of Odysseus as a character who searches for experiences as part of the construction of his own heroic identity.