O episódio do Ciclope no canto IX da "Odisseia"
uma paródia da cena-típica de hospitalidade
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17851/1982-0739.19.2.122-136Palavras-chave:
Homero, Odisseia, Ciclope, cenatípica, hospitalidadeResumo
O episódio do Ciclope na Odisseia representa uma completa subversão dos elementos da cena-típica de hospitalidade. Mais do que isso, ele vem a ser o que Reece chamou de “uma paródia da cena-típica de hospitalidade”. Logo, nosso intuito é contemplar os elementos que compõem essa cena paródica.Referências
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