The Detachment of Telemachus.

This contribution emphasizes that reading--academic or not--is an act that takes place in front of and in relation to others, deeply situated and often provisional. I suggest a reading--or rather a redescription--of the Odyssey's Telemachus as such a reader, and of Telemachus's own scholarly readers...

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Publicado en:Helios Vol. 50; no. 2; pp. 95 - 115
Autor principal: Güthenke, Constanze
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Publicado: Texas Tech University Press Fall2023
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