The sack of Troy narrated by Aeneas
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Resumo: | This paper analyses the narrative about the Sack of Troy episode told by Aeneas on Aeneid II. The legend was well known in the Antiquity and Virgil created a complex representation transferring the report from the primary narrator to Aeneas. The event takes a quite tragic tone, because the report is made by the point of view of the defeated. Consequently, the hero highlights that the Trojans defeat happened because the Greeks lied. Besides, the Greeks are represented as savages, while the Trojans are brave. Finally, Aeneas suggests that the flight was inevitable and necessary in order to save his family, comrades and gods of the city. ---DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.25094/rtp.2017n22a360 |
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The sack of Troy narrated by AeneasLa toma de Troya contada por EneasA tomada de Troia contada por EneiasAeneidnarrativeepic.Eneidanarrativaépica.Eneidanarrativaépica.This paper analyses the narrative about the Sack of Troy episode told by Aeneas on Aeneid II. The legend was well known in the Antiquity and Virgil created a complex representation transferring the report from the primary narrator to Aeneas. The event takes a quite tragic tone, because the report is made by the point of view of the defeated. Consequently, the hero highlights that the Trojans defeat happened because the Greeks lied. Besides, the Greeks are represented as savages, while the Trojans are brave. Finally, Aeneas suggests that the flight was inevitable and necessary in order to save his family, comrades and gods of the city. ---DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.25094/rtp.2017n22a360Este artículo analiza la narrativa del episodio del Saqueo de Troya hecha por Eneas en el “Libro II” de la Eneida. La leyenda era bastante conocida en la Antigüedad y Virgilio creó una representación compleja al transferir el relato del narrador principal para Eneas. El acontecimiento asume un tono bastante trágico, porque el relato es hecho desde el punto de vista del vencido. Consecuentemente, el héroe resalta que la derrota de los troyanos aconteció porque los griegos mintieron. Además de eso, los griegos son representados como salvajes, mientras que los troyanos son valientes. Finalmente, Eneas sugiere que la fuga fue un acto inevitable y necesario para la salvación de su familia, de sus compañeros y de los dioses de la ciudad. ---DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.25094/rtp.2017n22a360Este artigo analisa a narrativa do episódio do Saque de Troia feita por Eneias no “Livro II” da Eneida. A lenda era bastante conhecida na Antiguidade e Virgílio criou uma representação complexa ao transferir o relato do narrador principal para Eneias. O acontecimento assume um tom bastante trágico, porque o relato é feito do ponto de vista do vencido. Consequentemente, o herói ressalta que a derrota dos troianos aconteceu porque os gregos mentiram. Além disso, os gregos são representados como selvagens, enquanto os troianos são corajosos. Por fim, Eneias sugere que a fuga foi um ato inevitável e necessário para a salvação de sua família, de seus companheiros e dos deuses da cidade. ---DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.25094/rtp.2017n22a360GT Teoria do Texto Poético ANPOLL2017-06-20info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://textopoetico.emnuvens.com.br/rtp/article/view/36010.25094/rtp.2017n22a360Texto Poético; v. 13 n. 22 (2017): Dossiê Glauco Mattoso; 183-2071808-5385reponame:Texto Poéticoinstname:Associação Nacional de Pós-Graduação e Pesquisa em Letras e Lingüística (ANPOLL)instacron:Anpollporhttps://textopoetico.emnuvens.com.br/rtp/article/view/360/347Copyright (c) 2017 Revista Texto Poéticoinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessde Freitas, Eduardo da Silva2020-02-26T02:59:11Zoai:ojs.textopoetico.emnuvens.com.br:article/360Revistahttp://revistatextopoetico.com.br/index.php/rtpPUBhttps://textopoetico.emnuvens.com.br/rtp/oai||solfiuza@gmail.com|| idafalves@gmail.com1808-53851808-5385opendoar:2020-02-26T02:59:11Texto Poético - Associação Nacional de Pós-Graduação e Pesquisa em Letras e Lingüística (ANPOLL)false |
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The sack of Troy narrated by Aeneas La toma de Troya contada por Eneas A tomada de Troia contada por Eneias |
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The sack of Troy narrated by Aeneas |
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The sack of Troy narrated by Aeneas de Freitas, Eduardo da Silva Aeneid narrative epic. Eneida narrativa épica. Eneida narrativa épica. |
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The sack of Troy narrated by Aeneas |
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de Freitas, Eduardo da Silva |
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de Freitas, Eduardo da Silva |
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de Freitas, Eduardo da Silva |
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Aeneid narrative epic. Eneida narrativa épica. Eneida narrativa épica. |
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Aeneid narrative epic. Eneida narrativa épica. Eneida narrativa épica. |
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This paper analyses the narrative about the Sack of Troy episode told by Aeneas on Aeneid II. The legend was well known in the Antiquity and Virgil created a complex representation transferring the report from the primary narrator to Aeneas. The event takes a quite tragic tone, because the report is made by the point of view of the defeated. Consequently, the hero highlights that the Trojans defeat happened because the Greeks lied. Besides, the Greeks are represented as savages, while the Trojans are brave. Finally, Aeneas suggests that the flight was inevitable and necessary in order to save his family, comrades and gods of the city. ---DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.25094/rtp.2017n22a360 |
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