The lullaby in Danae´s Poem (fr. 271 P.) by Simonides of Ceos, Nethaulers (fr. 47a R.) by Aeschylus and the Idyll XXIV by Theocritus: a textual and literary analysis

Keywords:

Lullaby, Performance, Simonides, Theocritus, Aeschylus

Abstract

This work aims to explore the literary and morphosyntactic particularities of the lullaby present in the Poem of Danae (fr. 271 P.) by Simonides, Nethaulers (fr. 47a R.) by Aeschylus and the Idyll XXIV by Theocritus. The purpose is to demarcate the common characteristics between the songs and to analyze the rhetorical and thematic resources used as a strategy of the poets to characterize the direct speech of certain characters (women and satyrs). It is expected to achive a delimitation of the genre of the lullaby as such and consider its performance context in link with the scarcity of its conservation.

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Author Biography

Camila Sofía Davel, Universidad de Buenos Aires

Es estudiante de Letras Clásicas de la Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA). Es adscripta de “Lengua y Cultura Griegas I-V” (cátedra Torres) de la UBA. Actualmente, participa en la Junta Departamental de Letras Clásicas de la Universidad de Buenos Aires en calidad de representante estudiantil. Además, es profesora de Latín y Castellano en un instituto de enseñanza dirigido a estudiantes de nivel medio (“Instituto Silvina y Gustavo”).

Published

2023-05-30

How to Cite

Davel, C. S. (2023). The lullaby in Danae´s Poem (fr. 271 P.) by Simonides of Ceos, Nethaulers (fr. 47a R.) by Aeschylus and the Idyll XXIV by Theocritus: a textual and literary analysis. Circe De clásicos Y Modernos, 27(1), 155–169. Retrieved from https://cerac.unlpam.edu.ar/index.php/circe/article/view/7552