Laivos de feminilidade na Atena homerica

José  Malheiro Magalhães

Laivos de feminilidade na Atena homerica

José Malheiro Magalhães

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Abstract

Athena, as described in the Homeric Poems, is a feminine ﬁgure ﬁlled with masculine attributes. This aspect is so deﬁning of the goddess character that, if we only base ourselves in the Homeric description, it makes us even forget that under the armour and weapons, aegis and robust peplos, there is a feminine divinity. In this article we will explore the Homeric Athena, with the objective of separating the masculine from the feminine, the warrior from the maiden.

Original language	Portuguese
Pages (from-to)	25
Number of pages	39
Journal	CADMO
Volume	25
Publication status	Published - 2016

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