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Três mitos gregos de caos e de Ataxia
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A ideia de «vazio» parece estar presente na cultura grega praticamente desde
o seu início. Com efeito, se atendermos ao fato de os poemas homéricos e
a obra atribuída a Hesíodo serem os mais antigos testemunhos literários
conhecidos da cultura dos gregos, então, parece-nos mais do que evidente
que a ideia de «caos» e de desordem ou ataxia foi objeto de reflexão por
parte dos poetas desde pelo menos o século VIII a.C. Este ensaio pretende
analisar três casos da mitologia em que essas ideias parecem o tema de
base que os estrutura: os mitos da Gigantomaquia, da Centauromaquia e
da Amazonomaquia.
The idea of “vacuum” seems to have been present in Greek culture almost from the its beginning. Indeed, if we look at the fact that the Homeric Poems and the work attributed to Hesiod are the earliest known literary testimonies of the Greeks’ culture, then it seems to us more than evident that the ideas of “chaos” and disorder or ataxia have been the subject of reflection by poets since at least the eighth century BC. This essay aims to analyze three cases of the Greek mythology in which these ideas seem the basic theme that structures them: the myths of Gigantomachy, Centauromachy and Amazonomachy
The idea of “vacuum” seems to have been present in Greek culture almost from the its beginning. Indeed, if we look at the fact that the Homeric Poems and the work attributed to Hesiod are the earliest known literary testimonies of the Greeks’ culture, then it seems to us more than evident that the ideas of “chaos” and disorder or ataxia have been the subject of reflection by poets since at least the eighth century BC. This essay aims to analyze three cases of the Greek mythology in which these ideas seem the basic theme that structures them: the myths of Gigantomachy, Centauromachy and Amazonomachy
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Mitologia grega Centauromaquia Amazonomaquia Titanomaquia Gigantomaquia Hesíodo Caos Ataxia
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Rodrigues, N. S., "Três mitos gregos de caos e de ataxia", Phoinix 23/1, 2017, 12-29.