Angel Ruiz
Profesor Titular de Filología Griega - Universidad de Santiago
Phone: 00-34-881811886
Address: Facultad de Filología
USC - Campus Norte
E-15782 Santiago de Compostela
Phone: 00-34-881811886
Address: Facultad de Filología
USC - Campus Norte
E-15782 Santiago de Compostela
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entre el realismo y el naturalismo. En este trabajo se realiza un estudio a las referencias a la
Antigüedad Clásica en la novela, que sirven para afilar la caracterización de los personajes,
para establecer diversas capas de relaciones complejas entre ellos y para servir al fin propuesto
por el autor.
disciplinario incoado contra Santiago Usoz, profesor de griego de la Universidad de Santiago, como consecuencia de una disputa con algunos de sus alumnos.
ABSTRACT Study of myths and motifs of classical antiquity in the poetry of some important Cuban poets of the 19 th century (José María Heredia, Juan Clemente Zenea, Enrique José Varona, Julián del Casal and especially José Martí). The importance of art as a subject and as a way of connecting with the ancient world and above all, the centrality of political issues are key aspects that explain the repeated presence of Prometheus and Laocoon.
In this paper some minor myths of (maybe even hellenistic, but mostly) imperial age are studied, in order to help improve a more nuanced view of how this goddess was perceived at the end of pagan times: a not at all maternal Mather of the Gods; in fact, the patron goddess of sterility.
entre el realismo y el naturalismo. En este trabajo se realiza un estudio a las referencias a la
Antigüedad Clásica en la novela, que sirven para afilar la caracterización de los personajes,
para establecer diversas capas de relaciones complejas entre ellos y para servir al fin propuesto
por el autor.
disciplinario incoado contra Santiago Usoz, profesor de griego de la Universidad de Santiago, como consecuencia de una disputa con algunos de sus alumnos.
ABSTRACT Study of myths and motifs of classical antiquity in the poetry of some important Cuban poets of the 19 th century (José María Heredia, Juan Clemente Zenea, Enrique José Varona, Julián del Casal and especially José Martí). The importance of art as a subject and as a way of connecting with the ancient world and above all, the centrality of political issues are key aspects that explain the repeated presence of Prometheus and Laocoon.
In this paper some minor myths of (maybe even hellenistic, but mostly) imperial age are studied, in order to help improve a more nuanced view of how this goddess was perceived at the end of pagan times: a not at all maternal Mather of the Gods; in fact, the patron goddess of sterility.
Besides mythographers, only Ovid in Rome and Nonnus of Panopolis in Egypt at the end of Antiquity recounted in detail the minutiae of this complex relationship, and that Hera’s intervention ends in a catastrophic result —at least at first sight— for Semele.
With the help of some possible indirect mentions in other classical authors, I intend to assess whether the attitude Semele adopted with Zeus (and especially in Nonnus’s version) is comparable to a failed magical procedure.
5 (1992) 363-373;
6 (1993) 403-417;
7 (1994) 417-427;
8 (1995) 333-346;
9 (1996) 453-61;
10 (1997) 381-8;
11 (1998) 439-48;
12 (1999) 343-55;
13 (2000) 331-37;
14 (2001) 337-47;
15 (2002), 553-60;
16 (2003), 399-411;
17 (2004), p. 361-372;
18 (2005), 575-585;
19 (2006), 523-533;
20 (2007), 471-479;
21 (2008), 373-382.