1. Ulysses Theme
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2. The Ulysses Theme
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3. The Ulysses Theme
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4. Ulysses Theme
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5. Ulysses Theme Stanford, William Bedell
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6. The Ulysses Theme. A Study in the Adaptability of a Traditional Hero. By W. B. Stanford. With a new Foreword by Charles Boer.
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Description: ISBN10: 0882143557, ISBN13: 9780882143552, [publisher: Spring Publications; Dallas] Softcover XXVI; 340 Seiten; 23 cm; kart. Gutes Exemplar; mit illustr. Einband. - Englisch. - . W.B. Stanford became a fellow of Trinity College, Dublin, where he lectured for many years. He is also the author of Ambiguity in Greek Literature and Ireland and the Classical Tradition. . / Oedipus still dominates the psychoanalytic imagination, though Ulysses is more central to Western tradition, from Homer to Joyce and Kazantzakis. Stanford's delightfully readable, and erudite, survey of the Ulysses figure revolutionizes conventional accounts of this Hero. For here is a Ulysses with closer ties to wife, mother, nymphs, and Goddesses than to his fellow warriors, a faithful husband who dallies with seductive enchantresses, a man of valor who wins by deceit — the Trojan Horse. Charles Boer brings the hero's wanderings up to the twenty-first century. His brilliantly challenging Foreword, "The Classicist and the Psychopath," examines the strange fascination of academics with Ulysses, exposing the peculiar prejudices that are hidden in classical scholarship. This book offers substance to contemporary reflections on manhood, comradeship, heroism, virtue, wandering, trickery, psychopathy, gender relations, father-son issues, and the intervention of the Gods. (Verlagstext) / INHALT (Auszug) : THE ADAPTABILITY OF MYTHICAL FIGURES - Contrasting views on the revival of heroic figures - Causes of variation in the classical types - Divergencies from the traditional myths - Linguistic factors - Historical assimilation - Changes in ethical standards - Adaptations to suit varying genres - Propagandist distortions - Alterations due to the author's personality - Reasons for the unusual adaptability of Ulysses - His varied character and exploits in the Homeric poems - The ambiguity of Ulyssean intelligence - ULYSSES AS AN EPIC HERO - THE GRANDSON OF AUTOLYCUS - Evidence for the existence of a Ulysses-figure before the Homeric poems - Theories on the pre-Homeric Ulysses - The likelihood of a folklore origin - The naming of Odysseus by Autolycus as 'the Man of Odium' - The significance of Autolycus - The inherited wiliness of Odysseus - Its effect on his conduct and reputation in the Iliad - Odysseus's efforts to avoid odium - Revealing remarks by Agamemnon and Achilles - The archaic attitude to lies and deceits - Odysseus's deceptions in the Odyssey and their consequences - The Autolycan element - THE FAVOURITE OF ATHENE - Athene's relations with Odysseus in the Iliad - The Thersites incident - The killing of Dolon - Athene's intervention on Odysseus's behalf at the funeral games - Her relations with him in the Odyssey - Her stated reasons for protecting him - Analysis of the terms used by her to describe Odysseus - Examples of his self-control - Views on Homer's attitude to the Athene-Odysseus relationship - Allegorical interpretations - Moralistic, religious, and literary interpretations - Odysseus as an exemplar of Homer's humanism - Athene, despite archaic features, as a symbol of an emergent civilization - PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS - Odysseus as a lonely figure in the Iliad - His relationships with Circe, Calypso, and his family - An apparent contradiction between his love of home and his liaisons abroad - The archaic attitude to concubinage - Circe - Calypso - Nausicaa - Penelope - Odysseus's attitude to his father, son, and mother - His conversations with Alcinous and Arete - His visit to Helen - Reasons for his popularity with women - THE UNTYPICAL HERO - Odysseus not a freakish figure in the Homeric poems - But differentiated from the other heroes - In physique - In his attitude to food - In his skill as an archer - In his style of oratory - In his prudence - Which led to accusations of cowardice - Also different from other heroes in his powers of endurance - In his inquisitiveness - As illustrated in the Cyclops and Sirens incidents - Odysseus in the Homeric poems not, however, a victim of psychological conflicts - But a well integrated personality - With many ambivalent qualities - Which later writers exploit and distort - (u.v.v.a.) ISBN 0882143557 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550 [Berlin, Germany] [Publication Year: 1992]  

7. The Ulysses Theme. A Study in the Adaptability of a Traditional Hero. By W. B. Stanford. With a new Foreword by Charles Boer.
by Stanford, W. B.: 
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Description: ISBN10: 0882143557, ISBN13: 9780882143552, [publisher: Spring Publications; Dallas] Softcover XXVI; 340 Seiten; 23 cm; kart. Gutes Exemplar; mit illustr. Einband. - Englisch. - . W.B. Stanford became a fellow of Trinity College, Dublin, where he lectured for many years. He is also the author of Ambiguity in Greek Literature and Ireland and the Classical Tradition. . / Oedipus still dominates the psychoanalytic imagination, though Ulysses is more central to Western tradition, from Homer to Joyce and Kazantzakis. Stanford's delightfully readable, and erudite, survey of the Ulysses figure revolutionizes conventional accounts of this Hero. For here is a Ulysses with closer ties to wife, mother, nymphs, and Goddesses than to his fellow warriors, a faithful husband who dallies with seductive enchantresses, a man of valor who wins by deceit — the Trojan Horse. Charles Boer brings the hero's wanderings up to the twenty-first century. His brilliantly challenging Foreword, "The Classicist and the Psychopath," examines the strange fascination of academics with Ulysses, exposing the peculiar prejudices that are hidden in classical scholarship. This book offers substance to contemporary reflections on manhood, comradeship, heroism, virtue, wandering, trickery, psychopathy, gender relations, father-son issues, and the intervention of the Gods. (Verlagstext) / INHALT (Auszug) : THE ADAPTABILITY OF MYTHICAL FIGURES - Contrasting views on the revival of heroic figures - Causes of variation in the classical types - Divergencies from the traditional myths - Linguistic factors - Historical assimilation - Changes in ethical standards - Adaptations to suit varying genres - Propagandist distortions - Alterations due to the author's personality - Reasons for the unusual adaptability of Ulysses - His varied character and exploits in the Homeric poems - The ambiguity of Ulyssean intelligence - ULYSSES AS AN EPIC HERO - THE GRANDSON OF AUTOLYCUS - Evidence for the existence of a Ulysses-figure before the Homeric poems - Theories on the pre-Homeric Ulysses - The likelihood of a folklore origin - The naming of Odysseus by Autolycus as 'the Man of Odium' - The significance of Autolycus - The inherited wiliness of Odysseus - Its effect on his conduct and reputation in the Iliad - Odysseus's efforts to avoid odium - Revealing remarks by Agamemnon and Achilles - The archaic attitude to lies and deceits - Odysseus's deceptions in the Odyssey and their consequences - The Autolycan element - THE FAVOURITE OF ATHENE - Athene's relations with Odysseus in the Iliad - The Thersites incident - The killing of Dolon - Athene's intervention on Odysseus's behalf at the funeral games - Her relations with him in the Odyssey - Her stated reasons for protecting him - Analysis of the terms used by her to describe Odysseus - Examples of his self-control - Views on Homer's attitude to the Athene-Odysseus relationship - Allegorical interpretations - Moralistic, religious, and literary interpretations - Odysseus as an exemplar of Homer's humanism - Athene, despite archaic features, as a symbol of an emergent civilization - PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS - Odysseus as a lonely figure in the Iliad - His relationships with Circe, Calypso, and his family - An apparent contradiction between his love of home and his liaisons abroad - The archaic attitude to concubinage - Circe - Calypso - Nausicaa - Penelope - Odysseus's attitude to his father, son, and mother - His conversations with Alcinous and Arete - His visit to Helen - Reasons for his popularity with women - THE UNTYPICAL HERO - Odysseus not a freakish figure in the Homeric poems - But differentiated from the other heroes - In physique - In his attitude to food - In his skill as an archer - In his style of oratory - In his prudence - Which led to accusations of cowardice - Also different from other heroes in his powers of endurance - In his inquisitiveness - As illustrated in the Cyclops and Sirens incidents - Odysseus in the Homeric poems not, however, a victim of psychological conflicts - But a well integrated personality - With many ambivalent qualities - Which later writers exploit and distort - (u.v.v.a.) ISBN 0882143557 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550 [Berlin, Germany] [Publication Year: 1992]  

8. The Ulysses Theme: a Study in the Adaptability of a Traditional Hero
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9. Ulysses Theme
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