埃斯库罗斯《欧门尼德斯》中的求爱厄里涅斯:说服、牺牲和诱惑

IF 0.7 1区历史学 0 CLASSICS

Transactions of the American Philological Association Pub Date : 2013-05-11 DOI:10.1353/APA.2013.0002

Nicholas Rynearson

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摘要

在《欧门尼德斯》的结尾处，雅典娜运用了抚慰性的牺牲和情爱的劝诱话语，成功地说服厄里涅斯放弃愤怒，接受了雅典的祭祀荣誉。雅典娜因此建立了对塞姆奈的崇拜这是一种修辞上的抚慰，通过她有说服力的演讲中的情色元素，为厄里涅斯提供了一个令人惊讶的角色，她是心爱的对象，雅典人会模仿她温柔的劝说，向她“求爱”。

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Courting the Erinyes: Persuasion, Sacrifice, and Seduction in Aeschylus's Eumenides

At the end of the Eumenides, Athena draws on the discourses of propitiatory sacrifice and amatory persuasion in order to successfully persuade the Erinyes to give up their wrath and accept cult honors in Athens. Athena thus founds the cult of the Semnai with an act of rhetorical propitiation and, through the erotic element of her persuasive speech, offers the Erinyes the surprising role of beloved objects, who will be "wooed" by the Athenians in imitation of her own gentle persuasion.

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