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Mambrini, Francesco. "Sofocle, Aiace 1-865 : un commento antropologico." Paris, EHESS, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008EHES0087.
Full textThe thesis is a textual commentary of Sophocles, Ajax, vv. 1-865, focused on the play as a mythopoietical construction and analysed with the help of anthropological categories. The notion of polyvalence of legendary images, theorised by L. Gernet, lead to a better assessment of the most debated problem: the heroic identity of Ajax. Gestures, postures in the scenic space, ways of manipulating objects and speeches uttered by the characters are studied within the system of associations and connections both with the world of myth and of the social life of Athens. Particularly, Ajax' utterances draw a sort of linguistic journey, whose last stage is the creation of an heroic identity directly related to the athenian cult. The thesis is focused on Ajax as an actual performer, and stops therefore at his suicide (v. 865)
Palombo, Francesca <1993>. "Vista, cecità e conoscenza nell’Edipo Re di Sofocle." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/12225.
Full textCardinali, Sandy. "Sofocle. Tiro. Introduzione, testimonianze, testo critico, traduzione e commento." Doctoral thesis, Urbino, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/11576/2700109.
Full textMurrali, Eugenio. "Les hapax dell'Edipo re di Sofocle : comunicazione scenica e ricezione." Paris, EHESS, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013EHES0062.
Full textThe thesis Gli hapax dell'Edipo re di Sofoele: comunicazione scenica e ricezione is a study analyzing the 25 hapax of the Sophocle's tragedy. In the introduction the aim of the research is presented. At the beginning, the hapax is defined and the theory of the composition of the ancient Greek names is briefly presented. This introductive part is completed by a general summary about the hapax in the play, and by some tables giving an overview , by a definition of the style, and by the status quaestionis about the date of the tragedy. Chapter one is the core of the work. In this section, the analysis about each hapax is presented. Each analysis is introduced by the relative passage and by its translations. In Chapter two the hapax is linked with four lexical fields: the walking, the divine, the relationship with the polis, the vision. Starting from these results, an interpretative thought about the play is given. Chapter three concerns the pragmatic value of the Oedipus king. The last chapter is focussed on the translations of these hapax, and sometimes, new translations are proposed. In the conclusions, results are summarized, stressing the pragmatic aspects. These aspects are referred to the theory of the "interpretative cooperation". Moreover, a personal interpretation of the Oedipus king is proposed
Campo, Maura <1989>. "La fragilità dell'uomo. Viaggio nell'etica. Dall'Antigone di Sofocle all'Antigone di Kierkegaard." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/5865.
Full textRuiu, Maria Lorena. "Los sueños en Sófocles y Eurípides/ Il sogno in Sofocle ed Euripide." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Trento, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11572/275098.
Full textTrabucco, Matteo <1994>. "Edipo oltre Sofocle: i frammenti di Euripide e il fr. trag. adesp. TrGF 458." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/14498.
Full textCarrara, Laura <1984>. "'I drammi di Poliido' : Eschilo, Le Cretesi; Sofocle, Manteis; Euripide, Poliido : edizione, traduzione, introduzione e commento." Doctoral thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/1219.
Full textThis PhD thesis offers a comprehensive study of the surviving framments of three plays by the major dramatists of the classical period, sharing the same mythological subject matter. Aeschylus' Cretan Women, Sophocles' Manteis, and Euripides' Polydus, were all inspired by the Cretan myth of the Corynthian mantis Polyidos, a story known to us through the reports os Apollod. Bibl. 3.3.17-20 and Hyg. fab. 136. All of the fragments which can be surely or almost surely connected to one of these plays are edited, providing a critical apparatus and an italian translation. Also the relevant testimonia are extensively transcribed, translated and commented. Each fragmentary tragedy is introduced by a discussion of relevant problems, like the reconstruction of the plot and the chronology of the play. Some broader issues, like the reception of the Polyidos-myth in modern literature, are treated in a number of appendices. A general introduction deals with the character of Polyidos in the archaic and classical non-dramatic literature, also taking into account the coeval visual arts.
Ruiu, Maria Lorena. "Los sueños en Sófocles y Eurípides/ Il sogno in Sofocle ed Euripide." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Trento, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11572/275098.
Full textLoberti, Martina. "La dislocazione a sinistra nel greco classico: Sofocle a confronto con la prosa e la poesia attica del V-IV secolo A.C." Doctoral thesis, Università del Piemonte Orientale, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/11579/144718.
Full textPalmieri, Laura [Verfasser], and Hans-Christian [Akademischer Betreuer] Günther. "Il Filottete di Sofocle e la ricezione del mito di Filottete in Heiner Müller = Der Philoktet des Sophokles und die Rezeption des Philoktet-Stoffes bei Heiner Müller." Freiburg : Universität, 2013. http://d-nb.info/1114144975/34.
Full textMartínez, Garrido Valerià. "Παντοπόρος ἄπορος, el hápax sofocleo como aporía." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/461382.
Full textMartinez, Josiane Teixeira. "Filoctetes, de Sofocles : introdução, tradução e notas." [s.n.], 2003. http://repositorio.unicamp.br/jspui/handle/REPOSIP/270383.
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Resumo: Este trabalho consiste em uma tradução da tragédia Filoctetes, de Sófocles, acompanhada de notas explicativas e de um ensaio introdutório a respeito do drama. Nesse ensaio, apresenta-se uma breve análise das personagens centrais (Filoctetes, Neoptólemo e Odisseu), baseada em trechos de seus discursos mais representativos. No decorrer dessa análise, não foram desprezadas as relações dessas personagens com o contexto sociopolítico grego do século V a. C., mas foram consideradas, sobretudo, as relações com os textos da tradição literária (principalmente com os de Homero)
Abstract: This work consists of a translation of Sofocles' Philoctetes tragedy, followed by explanation notes and an introductory essay about the drama. A brief analysis of the mainly characters (Philoctetes, Neoptolemos and Odysseus), based on the their more representative discourses, is introduced. In this analysis, the relations between the characters and the texts from the literary tradition (especially the Homer' s ones) were considered, and also the relations between the characters and the Greek sociopolitical context from the 5th century
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Zaniratto, Cristiane Patricia 1978. "Tradução, Comentario e Notas de Edipo em Colono de Sofocles." [s.n.], 2003. http://repositorio.unicamp.br/jspui/handle/REPOSIP/270353.
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moro, valentina. "Voci femminili nelle tragedie sofoclee. Una critica all'idea di "discorso pubblico" nell'Atene classica." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Padova, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11577/3424580.
Full textLo scopo generale della dissertazione consiste nel produrre un’analisi storico-concettuale politica del linguaggio delle tragedie sofoclee, e utilizza un approccio interdisciplinare, impiegando un’analisi filologica e storiografica. In particolare, tale analisi vuole approfondire lo statuto di parlante della donna nell’Atene del V secolo e l'efficacia della parola delle figure femminili più rilevanti nella drammaturgia sofoclea. Si è indagata la politicità del linguaggio tragico, ovvero la capacità dei discorsi di costruire relazioni, legami, di produrre un determinato agire all'interno di una comunità politica, a partire da una dimensione istituzionalizzata e codificata. Ci siamo concentrati sulle tragedie Trachinie, Antigone ed Elettra, e in particolare sulla presa di parola delle protagoniste femminili di ciascun dramma. Nel corso del lavoro di ricerca, si è posta la necessità di approfondire e mettere in questione concetti come quelli di “pubblico”, “performatività”, “agency”, per mezzo dei quali la ricezione critica - specialmente quella della filosofia e della political theory americana contemporanea – ha indagato la politicità del linguaggio della tragedia classica. Lo spazio del pubblico in Grecia antica (quello del teatro, delle assemblee, dei tribunali), tradizionalmente concepito come lo spazio del “politico”, è anche lo spazio della parola maschile. Dunque, si è reso necessario un approfondimento delle modalità attraverso le quali si produce il discorso femminile in modo da produrre una critica all’idea stessa di “discorso pubblico” ad Atene. In particolare ci siamo concentrati su tre forme istituzionalizzate del discorso, quali: il discorso pronunciato in tribunale, gli agoni, la lamentazione. Il percorso argomentativo si struttura nelle seguenti fasi: - Un’introduzione di carattere generale che spiega gli obiettivi che ci siamo posti, la scelta di usare la tragedia come materiale per una riflessione filosofico-politica, e la scelta di guardare al discorso dei personaggi femminili. - Il capitolo I, che spiega i materiali usati e la metodologia. Contiene anche una ricognizione bibliografica e la contestualizzazione storica. - Il capitolo II, incentrato su Deianira, protagonista delle Trachinie. Nella prima parte il tema centrale è l’istituzione del matrimonio, nella seconda il discorso giudiziario. - Il capitolo III, incentrato sugli agoni tra sorelle, rispettivamente nell’Antigone e nell’Elettra. La prima metà riguarda gli scambi discorsivi agonistici tra Antigone e Ismene, la seconda quelli tra Elettra e Crisotemi. - Il capitolo IV, incentrato sulle lamentazioni e sugli scambi discorsivi col coro, ancora nell’Antigone e nell’Elettra. - Le osservazioni conclusive che rimarcano l’intento iniziale di produrre una critica politica all’idea stessa di “discorso pubblico” nell’Atene classica.
Folador, Francesca <1997>. "Il monologo tragico come esempio di monologo interiore. Un saggio di analisi linguistico-strutturale su alcuni monologhi sofoclei." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/21168.
Full textKanhäuserová, Ivana. "Sofokles: Antigona. Současná intepretace klasického textu. Komplexní scénografický projekt pro nedivadelní prostor." Master's thesis, Akademie múzických umění v Praze. Divadelní fakulta AMU. Knihovna, 2010. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-79465.
Full textRodrigues, Marco Aurélio [UNESP]. "Um conceito plural: a ἄτη na tragédia grega." Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/132239.
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Na primeira metade do século XX, E. R. Dodds não apenas estimulou novas perspectivas com o livro The Greeks and the irrational (1953), como tornou-se referência aos futuros estudiosos ao discutir o conceito de ἄτη na Ilíada. Extremamente complexo, o vocábulo ἄτη designa, em primeira instância, um estágio de cegueira do pensamento humano e, mais tarde, a própria desgraça consumada. Suzanne Saïd (1978), acrescenta que, posteriormente, na tragédia clássica, o conceito passaria a fazer referência a toda sorte de infortúnios. Foi R. Doyle (1984) quem fez a análise do conceito em todas as tragédias clássicas, apenas tentando estabelecer seus diferentes sentidos. Dessa forma, a presente tese tem por objetivo defender que o conceito de ἄτη, ao longo da tragédia clássica grega, no século V a.C., passa por mudanças, assumindo diferentes acepções de acordo com o contexto apresentado, podendo, inclusive, ter perdido seu sentido original, aquele que a épica e toda a literatura anterior registravam. Para além disso, ao estar unido a outros termos, o conceito de ἄτη ganha novos contornos e significados diferentes, o que impede que sua tradução seja fixada em um único campo semântico. Daí a proposta, também, de pontuar que sua tradução respeite o uso adequado feito em cada uma das tragédias por seus autores. Para tanto, a tese perpassa todas as tragédias clássicas de Ésquilo Sófocles e Eurípides em que o vocábulo está presente (vinte e oito), nas quais o termo indica mudança ou acréscimo de valor semântico, fato este que será fundamentado na análise da transformação de pensamento do homem grego que, ao longo do século V, passou por mudanças extremas, desde a fundação da democracia e a vitória contra os persas, até o fim da Guerra do Peloponeso, com a queda do poderio ateniense e o desenvolvimento do pensamento racional
In the first half of the twentieth century, E. R. Dodds not only stimulated new perspectives through the book The Greeks and the irrational (1953), but also has become the benchmark for future scholars to discuss the concept of ἄτη in the Iliad. Extremely complex, the word ἄτη means in the first instance a blinding stage of human thought and, later, the very accomplished disgrace. Suzanne Saïd (1978) adds that later in classical tragedy, the concept would refer to all sorts of misfortunes. It was R. Doyle (1984) who analyzed the concept in all classical tragedies, just trying to establish its different meanings. Thus, this thesis aims to defend that the concept of ἄτη, along the classical Greek tragedy in the fifth century BC, undergoes changes, assuming different meanings according to the context presented, and may even have lost its original meaning, that the epic and all previous literature recorded. In addition, being united with other terms, the concept of ἄτη achieves new contours and different meanings, which prevents its translation to be fixed at a single semantic field. Hence the proposal, also, to point out that the translation respects the proper use made in each of the tragedies by their authors. Therefore, the argument permeates all the classic tragedies of Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides in which the word is present (twenty-eight), in which the term indicates change or addition of semantic value, a fact that will be based on the analysis of the transformation of thought of the Greek man, along the fifth century, underwent extreme changes from the foundation of democracy and the victory against the Persians, until the end of the Peloponnesian War, the fall of the Athenian power and the development of rational thought
Antúnez, de Mayolo Kou Gabriel. ""Yo esto lo encuentro divertido" : estrategias satíricas en manual del perfecto deportado de Luis Felipe Angell, Sofocleto." Bachelor's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2014. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/5523.
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Pereira, André Luiz Gardesani [UNESP]. "Confluências entre mito, literatura e direito em Édipo Rei, de Sófocles." Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/138405.
Full textEste estudo aborda a intersecção entre mito, literatura e direito em Édipo rei, de Sófocles, e tem como objetivo identificar os fatores de conexão entre essas áreas do saber na tragédia grega, propondo reflexões em torno dessas disciplinas. Objetiva, ainda, demonstrar como a interpretação literária pode ser útil para identificar a temática jurídica em narrativas literárias, bem como realçar a função sociológica e psicológica do mito, aproximando-o das finalidades do direito, notadamente como modelo de conduta humana e forma de controle social. Adota como ponto de partida as contribuições fornecidas pela teoria dos sistemas autopoiéticos de Niklas Luhmann, da qual se originam os fundamentos basilares para justificar a comunicação entre diferentes nichos do saber e dos teóricos do Law and Literature Movement. A literatura comparada sob a vertente do dialogismo bakhtiniano também reforça a noção de comunicação entre discursos de naturezas diversas (antropológico, literário e jurídico). Os estudos de Frye, Mielietinski e Durand explicam a dupla relação que se estabelece entre o mito e a literatura e pensadores modernos como Nietszche e Lévi-Strauss contribuem para demonstrar que os mitos continuam a ser valorizados e sobrevivem nos dias atuais. O denominado ―prolegômeno de Campbell‖, sobretudo sob a perspectiva da função sociológica e psicológica da narrativa mítica, e a tese de Eliade que encerra a ideia do caráter ritualístico do mito e a sua correspondência a um conjunto de códigos exemplares de conduta estreitam ainda mais as relações do mito com o direito. Na sequência, partindo das considerações teóricas, a pesquisa centra-se na questão da analogia entre o saber de Édipo, consubstanciado na solução do enigma da esfinge e na cura de Tebas, com os problemas da hermenêutica jurídica. Dessa forma, o trabalho se propõe a obter a ampliação e fusão dos horizontes de cada uma das...
This study focuses on the intersection between myth, literature and law in Oedipus the King, by Sophocles, and aims to identify the connections between these areas of knowledge in Greek tragedy. It also aims to demonstrate how literary interpretation can be useful to identify the legal issues in literary narratives, as well as enhance the psychological and sociological functions of the myth, approaching it from the law purposes, notably as model of human behavior and form of social control. It adopts as a starting point for the input provided by the autopoietic systems theory by Niklas Luhmann, from which originate the basic foundations to justify the communication between different niches of knowledge and theorists of the Law and Literature Movement. Comparative literature under Bakhtin's dialogism also reinforces the notion of communication between speeches of various kinds (anthropological, literary and legal). Studies of Frye, Mielietinski and Durand explain the dual relationship established between myth and literature, and modern thinkers such as Nietzsche and Lévi-Strauss show that the myths will continue to be valued and survive. The so-called Campbell prolegomenon, especially from the perspective of sociological and psychological function of mythic narrative and Eliade's arguments that conveys the idea of ritualistic character of myth and its correspondence to a set of exemplary codes of conduct, even more the relation myth and Law. In sequence, starting from theoretical considerations, the research focuses on the issue of analogy between the wisdom of Oedipus, embodied in the solution of the riddle of the Sphinx and in the healing of Thebes, with legal interpretation issues. Thus, the thesis aims to achieve the expansion and fusion of horizons of each of one of the areas of knowledge involved, especially from the point of view of identification and understanding of the law and its resonance in Greek tragedy, and the ...
Maganuco, Anna Maria Grazia Rita. "Generi e metro in Sofocle. Analisi di alcuni casi esemplari." Doctoral thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11562/1016036.
Full textThis dissertation is structured into three macro-sections, two of which linked to a specific choral lyric genre (the main focus of these analyses) and preceded by a historical and methodological introduction, where the guidelines of this research are fully outlined. The first section aims at briefly synthetize the history of studies about three paths that constitute the methodological premise of this research: the concept of ‘literary genre’ in ancient Greece; the limits and goals of intertextuality, especially concerning the relationship between fifth-century Attic tragedy and archaic and classical choral lyric production; the validity and benefit of a textual analysis of tragic songs that focusses on metre and rhythm, using these elements as heralds of meaning, thus looking at the intersections of literary genres from a performative perspective. About this last point, many problems are taken into consideration, problems that were discussed in the critical debate so far: how to choose the ‘more reliable’ metrical pattern (the current debate around ancient colometry)? In what kind of relationship where the text, the metrical pattern, the rhythm and the music and what can we say starting from the two former in lack of the latter elements? The second section revolves around the so-called ‘hyporchematic songs’ in Sophocles’ drama and it consists of these chapters: an introduction to the hyporchematic genre, where the sources and fragments are used in order to retrieve the main features of the lyric genre and the most recurrent metres; the analysis of Soph. Ai. 693-718; the analysis of Soph. Trach. 205-224, followed by three comparisons with other dramatic songs (Eur. El. 585-595; Ar. Thesm. 953-1000; Eur. Ba. 1153-1167); the analysis of three Sophoclean choral songs which can be considered strongly ‘mimetical’ for different reasons, and thus could have been performed in a ‘hyporchematical way’ (Soph. El. 1384-1397; OC 1044-1095; OC 1447-1499); the analysis of three choral research-scenes in the tragedies of Sophocles, that are strongly mimetic "per se" (Soph. Ai. 866-878; Phil. 201-218; OC 118-168). The third and last section aims to analyse two tragic stasima where some writing styles typical of the victory ode are implied and it does so in three chapters: an introduction to the epinician genre, its formal features and its employment in tragedy; the analysis of Eur. El. 859-879 (with a final comparison with a fragment of the epinician ode composed by Euripides for Alcibiades); the analysis of Soph. Trach. 633-662 (followed by textual comparisons with the previous choral parts of the same tragedy and other lyric and Euripidean fragments).
CONTI, Alessandro. "Il repertorio Van Paassen di congetture a Sofocle: analisi e prospettive." Doctoral thesis, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/11562/918982.
Full textThis papers contain the analysis and history of the Van Paassen repertoir of conjectures to Sophocles. The author then designs a possible creation of an open portal containing the data dr. Vaan Paassen researched, that can be reached via internet. Follows the analysis of some critical passages taken from Sophocles' Edipus Rex, where the aid of the repertoir gives new depth to their critical studies. A brief conclusion about the way conjetcures take life and are transmitted ends the papers.
Antonio, Scavello Giacomo Andrea. "Sofocle e Omero: gli omerismi nei corali di Aiace, Edipo Re e Trachinie." Doctoral thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11562/1016436.
Full textTurra, Valeria. "Per una nuova edizione degli Scholia vetera al Filottete di Sofocle. Saggio di edizione e commento." Doctoral thesis, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/11562/338071.
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SUARIA, TOMMASO. "Nessun luogo a cui conducano gli dèi è vergognoso (Soph. F 247 R2): Tieste nei frammenti di Sofocle, Euripide e Agatone." Doctoral thesis, 2022. https://hdl.handle.net/11573/1657684.
Full textCECCARELLI, STEFANO. "Commedia antica e campagna attica. I "Contadini" e le "Navi mercantili" di Aristofane." Doctoral thesis, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1240114.
Full text"Filoctetes, de Sofocles : introdução, tradução e notas." Tese, Biblioteca Digital da Unicamp, 2003. http://libdigi.unicamp.br/document/?code=vtls000295927.
Full textBorowski, Yvonne. "Laughter in Ancient Greek Drama of the Classical Period." Phd diss., 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/11089/11865.
Full textFleischerová, Andrea. ""Dobro" v klasické řecké filosofii a literatuře." Master's thesis, 2012. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-308183.
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