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The wooden horse: the liberation of the Western mind from Odysseus to Socrates

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1. Verfasser:	Zeruneith, Keld (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York [u.a.] Overlook Duckworth 2007
Ausgabe:	1. publ.
Schlagworte:	Socrates > v469-v399 Homerus > ca. v8. Jh. Civilization, Homeric Consciousness Greek literature > History and criticism Mythology, Greek Philosophy, Ancient Philosophie Griechenland Greece > Civilization > To 146 B.C Griechenland > Altertum
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Beschreibung:	Aus dem Dän. übers.
Beschreibung:	605 S.
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adam_text	CONTENTS Acknowledgments 9 Translator s Note 10 Foreword 11 PART ONE: ODYSSEUS I. THE WOODEN HORSE—THE MYTH OF DISCURSIVITY 21 II. THE HOMERIC PROJECT 32 The Myth and Metaphor of Homer 32 Homer as Implicit Narrative Consciousness 38 The Oral Tradition and the Crisis Works 41 The Homeric Hero Complex 44 The Psychological Universe 52 Structure and Intertextuality 56 Compositional Reflection and Counter-reflection 62 Stages of Consciousness 66 Unifying Narrative Elements 68 Narrative Hierarchy, Beauty and Enchantment 75 ІП. DUAL RELIGIOSITY 86 Chthonic and Olympian Gods 86 The Great Mother 89 The Origins and Gods of Olympos 101 Fate and Free Will і 03 Delusion 113 Religious Duplicity 118 IV. ATHENE AND THE APPLE OF DISCORD- ON EROS, ERIS AND METIS 119 Eras and em 119 Prehistory 121 Division and Unification 123 Athene — Goddess of metis 125 6 I Contents V. THE TELEMACHY 136 The Maternal Bond 136 Becoming Independent 141 The Archetype of the Journey 145 Erotic Development 149 The Most Beautiful Woman in the World Î5Î VI. ODYSSEUS 160 The Man 160 The Paradigm of Development 161 Character Profile 1 64 Mother and Son 179 VII. THE WANDERINGS 191 The Repressed and the Voyager 191 Emblematics 195 Composition 198 The Substance and Meaning of the Adventures 199 The Golden Age Society—The Phaiakians 218 VIII. THE TRIALS OF HOMECOMING 226 Reunion 226 Penelope 233 The Power of the Bow 242 The New Year s Festival — As Mythical Subtext 248 The Bed 253 IX. THE HOMERIC UTOPIA 258 The telos of Revenge 258 The End of Strife 260 The Royal Ideal 262 Odysseus as an Ideal Figure 265 Homer the Utopian 267 PART TWO: SOCRATES X. THE SUBJECTIVE AND REFLECTIVE BREAKTHROUGH IN POETRY AND PHILOSOPHY 277 XI. HESIOD AS TRANSITIONAL POET 281 The Calling of the Poet 281 Family Tree and Succession 286 Misogyny 289 Eros and Conflict 292 Justice and Utopia 294 Contents I 7 XII. THE LYRICAL SENSE OF SELF 299 Archilochus—Warrior Poet 299 Sappho—The Tenth Muse 306 XIII. PRESOCRATIC THOUGHT 311 A Common Field of Meaning 311 Anaximander s apeiron 313 Projections and Monotheism — Xenophanes 316 Heraclitus—The Man Who Would Be Obscure 3 í 7 Metempsychosis — Pythagoras 323 The Logical Necessity of Thought — Parmenides 324 Strife and Love as Philosophical Principles — Empedocles 325 Conclusion 328 XIV. THE LIFE AND FORM OF TRAGEDY 329 The Return of Myth—Dithyramb and Genesis 329 Dramaturgy 333 Tragedy s Athens 336 Tragedy According to Aristotle 338 XV. AESCHYLUS 344 The Poet from Eleusis 344 The Trilogy as Dramatic Necessity 347 The Persians 348 Seven Against Thebes 351 The Suppliant Maidens 354 The Fire-Bringer — Prometheus Bound 358 The Ores teia: Metaphorical Paraphrase 363 ZeusTeleios 366 Suffering and Learning 371 Hubris — The Sure Road to Perdition 374 Choice and Sacrifice 379 Klytemnestra 382 Helen — The Dialectic Between eros and en s 388 The Untrustworthy Seer 391 The Matricide 392 The lex talionis of Blood Vengeance 397 The Principle of Father Power 400 XVI. SOPHOCLES 409 Metaphysical Indeterminacy 409 The daimon of the Tragic Hero 414 Ajax— The Steadfast Tragic Hero 415 Antigone — The Tragic Heroine 418 8 I Contents Oeđipus the King — Riddle and Prehistory 424 The Riddle Solver 427 Kreon — The Pragmatic Politician 433 Wife—Mother 433 Becoming Your Own Self 437 Oedipus at Colonus — A Gift to Mankind 440 Guilt Free and Sacred 442 The Tempters 444 Apotheosis 446 Philoktetes — A Moral Mobilization-Tract 448 The Wound, the Bow and the Weapon of the Tongue 450 XVII. EURIPIDES . 456 Poet of Crisis 456 Odysseus Cynicism 461 lphigenia atAulis — The Sacrifice 464 Elektra— -The Matricide 468 Orestes — The Erinyes of Conscience 474 lphigenia at Tauris — The Reconciliation 476 Medea — Uncontrolled Passion 478 Hippolytos — Sexual Purism 482 The Bacchae — A Vision 487 The End of Tragedy 493 XVIII. SOCRATES 496 The Unity of Plato s Work 496 Utopia and telos 499 Socrates 503 Eros — The Path to Self-Development 506 Daimonion 513 The Dialectical Method—The Paradox of the Oral Tradition 515 Sex and State — Xanthippe and the Role ofWomen in Democracy 523 The Free Man and the Lover of Boys 532 Diotima 535 Accusation, Judgement, and Death 537 The Utopian State 547 The Fulfillment of the Préfiguration 556 Notes 562 Bibliography 591 Index 597
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