A caracterização de Polifemo no "Ciclope" de Eurípides
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Resumo: | Polifemo, um dos mais assustadores e perigosos monstros da mitologia grega, é um dos principais personagens do drama satírico Ciclope, de Eurípides. Muitos elementos de sua caracterização, inspirada em parte pelo livro 9 da Odisseia de Homero, despontam em outros sombrios personagens de alguns dramas de Eurípides. O sofisticado Polifemo euripidiano também influenciou obras literárias e artísticas a partir do século IV aC e, em nossos dias, alguns traços desse ciclope podem ser encontradas nos malignos ogros de contos de fadas do século XVII. |
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A caracterização de Polifemo no "Ciclope" de EurípidesThe characterization of Polyphemus in Euripides’ "Cyclops"Letras ClássicasPolifemo; drama satírico; Odisseia; Ciclope; Eurípides; contos de fadas; ogrosClassical StudiesPolyphemus; satyr play; Odyssey; Cyclops; Euripides; fairy tales; ogresPolifemo, um dos mais assustadores e perigosos monstros da mitologia grega, é um dos principais personagens do drama satírico Ciclope, de Eurípides. Muitos elementos de sua caracterização, inspirada em parte pelo livro 9 da Odisseia de Homero, despontam em outros sombrios personagens de alguns dramas de Eurípides. O sofisticado Polifemo euripidiano também influenciou obras literárias e artísticas a partir do século IV aC e, em nossos dias, alguns traços desse ciclope podem ser encontradas nos malignos ogros de contos de fadas do século XVII.Polyphemus, one of the scariest and most dangerous monsters in Greek mythology, is a main character in Euripides’ satyr play Cyclops. Many elements of his characterization by Euripides are partially inspired by Book 9 of Homer’s Odyssey and resurface in other dark characters of Euripidean drama. Characteristics and influences from Euripides’ sophisticated Polyphemus might be found in literary and artistic works from 4th century BCE onwards. In our days, traces of Euripides’ cyclops may be recognized in some of the evil ogres of 17th century fairy tales. 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Polifemo, um dos mais assustadores e perigosos monstros da mitologia grega, é um dos principais personagens do drama satírico Ciclope, de Eurípides. Muitos elementos de sua caracterização, inspirada em parte pelo livro 9 da Odisseia de Homero, despontam em outros sombrios personagens de alguns dramas de Eurípides. O sofisticado Polifemo euripidiano também influenciou obras literárias e artísticas a partir do século IV aC e, em nossos dias, alguns traços desse ciclope podem ser encontradas nos malignos ogros de contos de fadas do século XVII. |
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