The enjambement: An approach to its meaning and importance in the Homeric text of the Odyssey, books 1, 5 and 13
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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.fortunat.2020.32.12Keywords:
Odyssey 1, 5 and 13, Epic Style, The EnjambementAbstract
The author develops his study in the framework of the approach to the poetry of the Homeric epic and the oral poetry. The work selects and comments on the first three songs of The call Telemaquia, The Odyssey itself and Odysseus in Ithaca. The ?????????????. The selection ismade withthe searchof thoseplaces where the epic author uses the so-calledThe Enjambement (The Runover) integral necessary. The aim is to analyze and, where appropriate, defend and value the use of this style as a resource by a single author of the Odyssey. For space reasons only those examples will be taken into account in which the figure of The Enjambement is carried out by means of a verbal form.
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