《文学奥德修斯》PPT课件

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• Penelope and Her Suitors（佩内洛普和她
的请愿者）
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Telemachus and Mentor
（忒勒马科斯和门特）
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Trojan War Saga: The Odyssey
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Trojan War Saga: The Odyssey
• Telemachus（忒勒源自文库科斯）
Athena（雅典娜）, disguised as Mentor（门特）, king of Taphian（塔菲） and an old friend of Odysseus, travels to Ithaca（伊萨卡到） , now overrun(泛滥） with suitors（请愿 者） intent on marrying Odysseus’ wife, Penelope（佩内洛 普）. The cunning Penelope has been deceiving the suitors for years. She promised to marry after she wove a shroud （寿衣） for her dead husband’s father, Laertes（拉厄耳忒 斯）, but has been unwoven（拆开） each day’s work at night for three years. Now her trick is discovered and she has to finish the shroud. Odysseus’ son, Telemachus（忒勒马科 斯）, unhappy among the suitors, welcomes Athena, who advises the young prince to seek news from Nestor （内斯特） in Pylus（皮洛斯）. Together with Mentor (Athena), Telemachus（忒勒马科斯） secretly gets his crew and sails to Pylus.
and his family and peace restored under the gods’
command. Women are different from those in the Iliad.
Here they become useful companions and guides whose
UNIT TEN
Trojan War Saga: The Odyssey
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Trojan War Saga: The Odyssey
• Unlike the Iliad（伊利亚特）, in which heroes like
Achilles（阿基里斯）, Ajax and Hector（赫克托） fight
intelligence and will power exceed many a male figure that appears during Odysseus’（奥德修斯） adventure.
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Homer
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Trojan War Saga: The Odyssey
• Telemachus
for fame and glory, the Odyssey （奥德赛）depicts a
quite different hero who fights over his adverse fate for his simple wish to return home. In this later epic（史诗） of Homer’s（荷马）, a more peaceful world is revealed, with its close at the reunion（重聚） of the protagonist
The story begins with the narrator calling upon the Muse to help him tell the story of Odysseus（奥德修斯）. It is on the tenth year since Troy has fallen to the Greeks. On Mount Olympus, Zeus summons a council with all the major gods present except Poseidon（波塞冬）, who is away in Ethiopia （埃塞俄比亚）. This is good for Odysseus, since Poseidon is the only one that would not like to see him return home safely. Zeus speaks of man who devises his own misery but blames the gods. He refers to Aegisthus（艾奎司托斯）, who killed Agamemnon（阿伽门农） and stole his wife, though the gods warned him that Agamemnon’s son, Orestes（俄瑞斯忒斯）, would someday revenge—which he justly did. Athena speaks on behalf of （为了）Odysseus, who has for seven years stayed in the land of the nymph（女神） Calypso（卡利普索） longing for home. She pleads with Zeus to free Odysseus. He agrees, and sends Hermes to Calypso to ask her to free Odysseus.