Menis, orge y thymos, ira divina y humana

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Publicado en:	Coloquio Internacional (7 : 2015 : Ensenada) - Una nueva visión de la cultura griega antigua en el comienzo del tercer milenio: perspectivas y desafíos - . Ensenada : Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación. Centro de Estudios Helénicos, 2015
Autor Principal:	Salgado, Ofelia Noemí
Formato:	Documento de evento
Temas:	Menis (furor) Orge/thymós (ira) Homero Tragedia Platón Homer Tragedy Plato
Acceso en línea:	https://www.memoria.fahce.unlp.edu.ar/trab_eventos/ev.10065/ev.10065.pdf http://coloquiointernacionalceh.fahce.unlp.edu.ar/7ciceh
Resumen:	Orge ("ira") y menis ("furor", "cólera que mata") inspiraron variastragedias, especialmente el Edipo Rey de Sófocles y Las Fenicias y Medea de Eurípides, pero no dejan de estar presentes en varias otras obras de estos poetas, así como en el primero de los trágicos griegos, Esquilo. menis es la primera palabra de la literatura occidental (Homero, Il. 1.1): la cólera de Aquiles que acarrea violencia y muerte (entre los aqueos). Sin embargo, menis aparece raramente en la tragedia y lo hace por lo general con un significado especial, la cólera divina (de Atena, Ares, Deméter), las fuerzas primitivas de la Tierra (Gaia) o la ira vengativa de un pueblo (Micenas). Orge, vocablo de la poesía lírica, la elegía y la tragedia, por su parte, no se registra en Homero, quien emplea en su lugar thymós, con el mismo sentido de orge. Trataremos también de explicar en este trabajo el uso de menis como la ira de los muertos en las Historias de Heródoto y en los diálogos de Platón. Orge (ira), and menis (furor, anger that kills) have inspired several Greek tragedies, in particular Sophocles' Edipus Rex and Euripides' Medea, but they are also present in other plays by those poets, as well as in the first of the Greek tragedians, Eschylus. Menis is the first word in Western literature (Homer Il. 1.1): Achilles' wrath that causes violence and death (among the Achaeans). However, menis appears rarely in tragedy andwhen it does, it has a special meaning: divine anger - the wrath of the gods (Athena, Ares, Demeter) -, the primitive forces of the Earth (Gaia) or the vengeful anger of a nation (Mycenae). Orge, word found in lyric and elegiac poetry and in tragedy, is not recorded in Homer, who uses instead Orge, in the same sense of later orge. In this paper we will also try to explain the use of menis as the wrath of the dead in Plato's dialogues, as found earlier in Herodotus' Stories.

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