Discrepâncias narrativas internas em Homero: Teoclímeno “corrige” Telêmaco (Odisseia 15, 152-65)

Authors

  • Christian Werner Universidade de São Paulo

Keywords:

Homer. Odyssey. Oral poetry. Narrative discrepancy. Theoclymenus.

Abstract

Neste artigo, defende-se a utilidade analítica da noção de “discrepância narrativa interna” para discutir-se a performance da épica homérica na Grécia Arcaica. Ela é definida como um tipo de curto-circuito narrativo, pleno de sentido, provocado por uma discordância clara e distinta entre as vozes de Homero e de uma personagem: a segunda versão do evento é narrado por uma personagem que esteve presente no evento tal como narrado anteriormente pela voz de Homero. Se o receptor percebe a discrepância então ele espelha as próprias personagens do poema que são ouvintes afiados e também, geralmente, eficientes sujeitos de performance de discursos. A discussão será exemplificada por uma interpretação minuciosa do presságio que Teoclímeno narra para Penélope e Telêmaco no canto 17 da Odisseia.

Author Biography

Christian Werner, Universidade de São Paulo

Professor de Língua e Literatura GregaDepartamento de Letras Clássicas e Vernáculas

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