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Byzantion Nea Hellás
Eros – Pólemos. Rhetoric and speeches of love in Euripides

pp. 35-51
Rodrigo Carrasco
2022-09-29
Our intention is to review the theme of love, the strength of this feeling and desire, its passio...

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The tragic knowledge: elements of Jaspers thought in Euripides’ The Bacchae

pp. 25-40
Rodrigo Carrasco
2021-11-02
Our intention is to recognize how the reaches of Karl Jaspers’ thought regarding the tragic and t...

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Para la comprensión de la tragedia -¿Quién es Dioniso?

pp. 347-371
César García Álvarez
2017-11-29

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Culminant words in the greek tragedy - Hybris

pp. 75-87
César García Álvarez
2019-12-11
In this article the author has examined the concept hybris and its implications in the Greek cult...

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Good and bad news in ancient greek literature : from Homer to oratory

pp. 37-58
Raquel Fornieles
2020-12-08
This paper aims – taking as a starting point the lexical family derived from ἄγγελος – to show wh...

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The tragic in the tragedy

pp. 79-99
César García Álvarez
2020-12-08
This essay explores the essence of tragedy, the author calls it the “tragicidad”. It is a study o...

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Euripides, Parresiastes

91-120
Manuel Pérez Ayala
2025-12-27

In its historical sense, the concept of parrhesia refers to the freedom and right of ...

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A study of the “mythemes” in Euripides’ Bacchae

Pág. 33-43
César García Alvarez
2010-01-01
This essay presents the four mythemes - Happy Place, Cosmic Harmony, Violence Bacchic and Puer ae...

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The conception of the slave in the classical greek world: heterogeneous forms of subjection in the hellenic practice of slavery

pp. 81-100
Daniel Santibáñez-Guerrero
2021-11-02
Based on the wide range of terms used by the ancient Greeks to refer to the slave, for decades th...

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Tzetzes: Histories VII 149: An approach to its sources

pp. 89-110
Ana Bocanegra-Briasco
2023-12-27
Within the eastern tradition of the Bellerophon myth, which starts from the Homeric Iliad (VI 152...

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The war with words: metis, agon, and eristic in the Tragedy of Eeschylus

pp. 13-33
Juan Pablo Arancibia
2022-09-29
This text examines the warlike disposition of language in the tragedy of aeschylus. It reviews th...

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The Mediating Eros: María Zambrano

pp. 355-375
Ethel Junco, Claudio César Calabrese
2023-12-27
The paper refers to the relationship between the meaning of the figures of Diotima in the Platoni...

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Intertextual relationships between Sappho's poems and Heroid XV: The new contributions of P.G.C. INV. 105 + P. Sapph Obbink

pp. 24 - 43
Ronald Forero Álvarez
2017-11-29
Thanks to the recent publication of P.GC. inv. 105 + P.Sapph. Obbink, it has been determined that...

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Plato’s use of ‘sophistēs’: neither novel nor distinct nor derogatory

pp. 101-124
Trinidad Silva
2021-11-02

In this paper I would like to challenge the received account according to which Plato’s concep...

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Orpheus and Eurydice in the seventh art

pp. 49-73
Ronald Forero-Álvarez, Lucio Martín Forero-Álvarez
2019-12-11
This article gathers the cinematographic adaptations of the episode of Orpheus and Eurydice in or...

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Helenismo y filohelenismo en la obra de Goethe. A 250 años del nacimiento del poeta

Pág. 283-306
Miguel Castillo Didier
2015-12-03
On the occasion of Goethe's 250th birth anniversary, Miguel Castillo Didier examines the presence...

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Four “Hidden” Poems by Kavafis

pp. 215-236
Miguel Castillo Didier
2023-12-27
Two problems are briefly presented here, around the reading of four “repudiated” poems by Kavafis...

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Orpheus and the Greek mysteries

pp. 29-48
César García Álvarez
2023-12-27
The central theme of this research is Orpheus and the Greek Mysteries. The author analyzes the do...

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The Homer’s Iliad in Byzantium: An Analysis of the Constatine Hermoniakos’ Singular Metaphrasis

pp. 171-191
David Pérez Moro
2023-12-27

The Byzantine metaphraseis of Homer’s Iliad are instruments elaborated with a common ...

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Sobre la tragedia

pp. 307-311
Rodrigo Felipe Asenjo Fuentes
2022-09-29

En lo que sigue daré algunos ejemplos en los que el Mito Trágico se cumple en la modernidad. L...

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Axíoco o Sobre la muerte. Traducción, introducción y notas

pp. 281-305
Sergio Arroyo A., Javier Fuentes G., Nicolás Rojas C.
2022-09-29
Presentamos una nueva traducción del diálogo apócrifo atribuido a Platón Axíoco, acompañada de un...

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Reseñas

pp. 313-325
Miguel Castillo Didier, Raúl Madrid Meneses
2019-12-11

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Rethinking the idea of helenization: revisiting the case of 2 Maccabees

pp. 169-184
Willibaldo Ruppenthal Neto
2020-12-08
This article aims to analyze the historiographical concept of “Hellenization” in light of...

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The geography in hellenistic histo riography. The concept of oikoumene in the Histories of Polybius

pp. 101-124
Leslie Lagos-Aburto, Felipe Montanares-Piña
2020-12-08
The development of geography during the hellenistic period, on one hand, was determined by the co...

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Universidad de Chile
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