Kortárs Médeia kamaszoknak

Abstract

Médée, la Colchidienne (Medea the Colchian woman) is a novel written for adolescents by the French Hellenist and writer Marie Goudot, published in 2002. Rooted in the still very rich French literary tradition about the princess, the novel of Goudot seems to adhere to a particular way of interpretation of the myth. This one considers the well-known portrait of Medea, an infanticide witch, as a Euripidean forgery conceived to destroy the originally highly positive image of the wise-woman and benevolent healer. One of the most important representatives of this rehabilitating lecture is Medea. Stimmen, a German novel published in 1996 by Christa Wolf, strongly influenced by psychoanalysis and feminism. The aim of the present article is twofold. Firstly, we would like to investigate the Wolfian inspiration of the French novel. Secondly, we examine the special role attributed to children in the narrative, and the complexity of mother-child relation in the novel by which Goudot is able to add a new aspect to our traditional way of thinking about Medea.

The Vienna Genesis

“…The main assignments are described next 14 ; bands 517 cm -1 ascribed to δ(COC), 619 cm -1 attributed to δ(COO), 798 with a shoulder at approx. 820 cm -1 due to ν(CC), ν(CN), Open-Access-Publikation im Sinne der CC-Lizenz BY 4.0 δ(CCN) and δ(CNC), 1180 cm -1 assigned to ν(C-O), ν(CC) and ν(CN), 1413 cm -1 δ(CH 2 ) and δ(CH 3 ), 1494-1521 cm -1 given by δ(NH) and ν(C=C) aromatic and 1635 cm -1 due to ν(C=O), δ(OH) [44,46]. The Raman spectrum concours with the results obtained for the SERS spectra of the lichen reference samples extracted from parchment dyed with Lasallia pustulata and with Roccella tinctoria, figure 9, thus unequivocally confirming the results obtained with FORS and fluorimetry, figures 2 to 8.…”

“…The philologist and later director general of the National Library Josef Bick studied historic bindings. Alois Liška, a bookbinder from Ledeč in Bohemia, was engaged on hourly wages since 1906 46 , and worked on selected manuscripts under the supervision of curators and Bick. Prefect Karabacek corresponded with Father Ehrle, director of the Vatican Library, who recommended silk gauze from the company Pauly in Lyon for conservation purposes 47 .…”

“…In addition, alkanet and different combinations of orchil, indigo and folium could be identified on parchment manuscripts 45 . Greek papyri 46 , medieval and later recipes 47 describe extracts from different berries or combination of dyes like redwood and indigo. These dyestuffs have so far not been detected on purple manuscripts, with the exception of indigo.…”

“…428-438. Open-Access-Publikation im Sinne der CC-Lizenz BY 4.0 base 46 . The quantitative amounts of the phases were analyzed by fitting the diffraction pattern using the Rietveld method based on the crystallographic structures within the PANalytical B. V. HighScorePlus program 47 .…”

“…The Codex Purpureus Rossanensis 46 , a 6 th century illuminated Greek Gospel book written in silver and gold ink on purple parchment, is considered to be closely related to the Vienna Genesis. A single bound volume of 188 folios survives from the original manuscript that was in two large volumes; only the Gospel of Mark is complete.…”