Singularidad y despersonalización en los poemas homéricos
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The aim of this paper is to reconsider some Homeric problems paying special attention especially to two matters: the accumulation of wealth and the aspiration to equality in the core of a collective project. First, I elucidate the primary sense of ‘wealth’ in the Homeric poems; second, the common character of the Achaean enterprise is considered; third, I explain how these two problems suggest the loss of limits as a consequence of the homogeneity and disqualification attached to the accumulation of wealth as well as the common political project.
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Míguez Barciela, A. (2017). Singularidad y despersonalización en los poemas homéricos. Synthesis, 24(2), e018. https://doi.org/10.24215/1851779Xe018
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Ross, S. A. (2005) “Barbarophonos: Language and Panhellenism in the Iliad”, CPh 100.4: 299-316.
Seaford, R. (2000) “Aristotelian Economics and Athenian Tragedy”, New Literary History 31.2: 269-276.
Seaford, R. (2004) Money and the Early Greek Mind. Homer, Philosophy, Tragedy, Cambridge.
Ulf, C. (2004) “Ilias 23: Die Bestattung des Patroklos und das Sportfest der ‘Patroklos-Spiele’ – Zwei Teile einer mirror-story”, en H. Heftner & Tomaschitz, K. (eds.) Ad Fontes! Festschrift für Gerhard Dobesch zum fünfundsechzigsten Geburtstag, Wien: 73-86.
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