Schlagworte
the Odyssey
Calypso
Odysseus
immortality
Zitationsvorschlag
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Abstract
The article, focusing primarily on the Odyssey 5. 135–6, offers a set of remarks designed to foreground the qualities that make the Calypso episode not only interesting as an example of how the epic poet exploits traditional themes and phrases, but exciting as a story of a man’s desire.Literaturhinweise
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