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DOI: 10.2307/291339
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Penelope and Odysseus in Odyssey XIX

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“…Büchner (1940); Vester (1968). 9 Harsh (1950). 10 For a careful recent reading of the recognition scene in book 23 see Kelly (2012).…”
Section: Analytical Psychological and Feminist Readings Of Penelopementioning
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“…Büchner (1940); Vester (1968). 9 Harsh (1950). 10 For a careful recent reading of the recognition scene in book 23 see Kelly (2012).…”
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“…19Russo (1982) 10. Harsh's (1950, 4, 7) as well as analytical readings are also predicated on questionable assumptions about gender: cf. e.g.…”
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“…Cfr Harsh (1950)Russo (1982);Winkler (1990);Scodel (2001);Heitman (2005); Vlahos (2011); Louden (2011); Reece (2011); Levaniouk (2010), entre otros.…”
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“…Ao mesmo tempo em que Penélope reconhece que sem a presença do marido as leis de hospitalidade não podem ser totalmente cumpridas, ela dá ao cumprimento das leis de Do mesmo modo, em Od. XVI, Argos parece substituir Eumeu no reconhecimento de Odisseu.Se acreditamos que Penélope reconheceu, de fato, o marido nesse ponto do poema, estamos aderindo à teoria do early recognition, "reconhecimento antecipado/ precoce", cujos principais defensores sãoHarsh (1950) e Vlahos (2007. Harsh, por exemplo, defende que há um reconhecimento ...) Euricleia é no canto XIX a substituta.…”
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