O Mito de Prometeu em Hesíodo e Ésquilo

Jaa Torrano

doi:10.34624/agora.1.43416

Authors

Jaa Torrano University of São Paulo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34624/agora.1.43416

Keywords:

The myth of Prometheus, Hesiod, Theogony, Works and Days, Aeschylus, Prometeùs Desmótes

Abstract

This study analyzes the Hesiodic myth and the Aeschylean tragedy of Prometheus with the aim of highlighting the elements common to both sets of texts and thus showing how this tragedy regains full meaning and complete coherence when read in light of this perspective opened by the Hesiodic poems Theogony and Works and Days in the mythological tradition of Greek poetry.

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