Cena de caracteres na épica arcaica e na tragédia grega clássica
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Este artigo investigou o uso de uma técnica narrativa presente na épica homérica e na tragédia Ifigênia em Áulis, de Eurípides, a fim de demonstrar os efeitos produzidos por tal expediente. O resultado da investigação apontou não só a diferença entre os níveis narrativos épico e trágico, mas também a produção de um quadro narrativo específico em ambas narrativas: a cena de caracteres.
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