Silences and words: identity and otherness in Sophocles’ Ajax Parodos

The Parodos of Sophocles’ Ajax can be read as an epinicion that builds the image of the protagonist as an epic and cultic hero. Scholarly analysis of the choral discourse referred to the rumor that weighs on Ajax allows to elucidate two dimensions of the hearsay: a) a human one, sensorial and morall...

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Autor principal: Sabattini, Luciano Adrián; Universidad Nacional del Sur
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Facultad de Humandiades. Instituto de Letras 2022
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unne.edu.ar/index.php/clt/article/view/5999
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topic Sophocles
Ajax
identity
otherness
speech
Sófocles
Áyax
identidad
alteridad
palabra
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Ajax
identity
otherness
speech
Sófocles
Áyax
identidad
alteridad
palabra
Sabattini, Luciano Adrián; Universidad Nacional del Sur
Silences and words: identity and otherness in Sophocles’ Ajax Parodos
topic_facet Sophocles
Ajax
identity
otherness
speech
Sófocles
Áyax
identidad
alteridad
palabra
author Sabattini, Luciano Adrián; Universidad Nacional del Sur
author_facet Sabattini, Luciano Adrián; Universidad Nacional del Sur
author_sort Sabattini, Luciano Adrián; Universidad Nacional del Sur
title Silences and words: identity and otherness in Sophocles’ Ajax Parodos
title_short Silences and words: identity and otherness in Sophocles’ Ajax Parodos
title_full Silences and words: identity and otherness in Sophocles’ Ajax Parodos
title_fullStr Silences and words: identity and otherness in Sophocles’ Ajax Parodos
title_full_unstemmed Silences and words: identity and otherness in Sophocles’ Ajax Parodos
title_sort silences and words: identity and otherness in sophocles’ ajax parodos
description The Parodos of Sophocles’ Ajax can be read as an epinicion that builds the image of the protagonist as an epic and cultic hero. Scholarly analysis of the choral discourse referred to the rumor that weighs on Ajax allows to elucidate two dimensions of the hearsay: a) a human one, sensorial and morally characterizable, which leads to describe the Achaeans who carry the rumor as enemies, and the hero as great-hearted but isolated; and b) a divine one, which exhibits both the gods’ superiority and Ajax’s retreat before the insults that weigh on him. Additionally, the analysis of the omissions and polarizations of the choral discourse reveals the aggrandizement of Ajax’s portrait, not only by praises to him, but also by the minimization of his enemies and even the sailors who make up the chorus.
publisher Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Facultad de Humandiades. Instituto de Letras
publishDate 2022
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