1996
DOI: 10.1017/s0068673500001905
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Strategies of tension (Ovid, Heroides 4)

Abstract: For StefaniaThe Amazon's sonTwo things distinguish Phaedra's from the other letters in Ovid's Heroides. In the first place, Phaedra's is not a letter without consequences. On the contrary, it will have a decisive effect on the addressee. But above all, Phaedra's letter is important just as a letter. The very fact of Phaedra's writing a letter touches a fundamental point in the story, and a controversial one. In the Heroides problems of communication are important in themselves, but, after the gratuitous letter… Show more

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“…Furthermore, the capture of electrons from an insulator leads to the local accumulation of positive surface charges that modify the charge transfer dynamics in comparison with metals. The capture-induced accumulation of localized charges on insulator surfaces has very recently been addressed in a few independent theoretical studies [35][36][37] and is a central aspect of the extentions to the COM discussed in this paper.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, the capture of electrons from an insulator leads to the local accumulation of positive surface charges that modify the charge transfer dynamics in comparison with metals. The capture-induced accumulation of localized charges on insulator surfaces has very recently been addressed in a few independent theoretical studies [35][36][37] and is a central aspect of the extentions to the COM discussed in this paper.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Por eso le pide que la lea entera, temerosa ya desde el principio del rechazo de su hijastro: una carta no causa ningún daño y puede que incluso le guste algo de lo que dice. Algunos críticos han señalado aquí ironía (Jacobson 1974, p.147;Casali 1995, p.1 y Drinkwater 2007 puesto que en Hippolytus II Freda se suicidaba y dejaba escrita una carta para Teseo en la que acusaba a su hijastro de haber intentado forzarla. Esta falsa acusación sería la causa del trágico final joven.…”
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“…επ. Barrett (1964), 333-4, Halleran (1995), 224-5, Segal (1972, Goldhill (1986), 135, Gregory (2009 Rosati (1985), Coffey-Mayer (1990), De Vito (1994, Smith (1994), Casali (1995), Davis (1995), Farrell (1998), Ράϊος (1998Ράϊος ( ), 23, Torresin (1998, Hardie (2002), passim, Spentzou (2003), passim, Lindheim (2003), passim, Fulkerson (2005), passim, Armstrong (2006), 262, 13-14, Michalopoulos (2006, passim, Alvarez -Iglesias (2008), Ramírez (2010), 105-118, Westernhold, (2011, passim, Davis (2012), Vaiopoulos (2013), 122-126. Για το σηµαντικό ζήτηµα της µεταδραµατικότητας της εκδοχής του Οβίδιου βλ.…”
Section: το απρόσµενο και η µεταστροφήmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…επ. Fulkerson (2005), 133,Casali (1995), 9-10, Davis (2012, 449 Εντούτοις παρατηρείται µία νοηµατική ασάφεια εν σχέσει µε τα προηγούµενα λόγια της ηρωίδας ˙ ενώ προηγουµένως κατηγορούσε τον Θησέα για συζυγική εγκατάλειψη, στην προκειµένη περίπτωση αυτό που εµµέσως επιδιώκει, είναι η εκούσια εγκατάλειψη του Θησέα. Επιπλέον, προβάλλοντας τη θεϊκή επιβολή και συµπτωµατολογία του Έρωτα, αναφορικά µε το δικό της πάθος, καταφέρνει να απαλείψει το θέµα προσωπικής ευθύνης και εκούσιας επιλογής.…”
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