为什么忒勒马科斯不能当国王?小basileus的生长

IF 0.1 4区历史学 0 CLASSICS

GREECE & ROME Pub Date : 2023-09-12 DOI:10.1017/s0017383523000086

Luca Valle Salazar

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本文试图对忒勒马科斯前往皮洛斯和斯巴达的旅程提供一些思考。Od。1-4)，根据他作为巴塞勒斯继承人的社会地位来解释。《奥德赛》的开头能代表年轻王子的一种形成吗?文章是如何支持这种解读的?在简要回顾荷马史诗巴塞勒斯的特征之后，我们会认为，忒勒马科斯的成长是一个年轻的王子，他需要遵守这些特征，并熟悉他和平生活的英雄世界。

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WHY CAN'T TELEMACHUS BE KING? THE GROWTH OF A YOUNG BASILEUS

This article seeks to offer some considerations on Telemachus’ journey to Pylos and Sparta (Hom. Od . 1–4), interpreting it in the light of his social position as heir of a basileus . Can the beginning of the Odyssey represent a sort of formation for the young prince? And how does the text support this reading? After a brief review of the features of a Homeric basileus , it will be argued that the narrative presents the growth of Telemachus as that of a young prince who needs to comply with those features, and become acquainted with the heroic world he lives in at peace.

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