Nestore oratore nell' Iliade: strategie del narratore, posizioni del personaggio
Palabras clave:
Agamenón, Autoridad, Código heroico, Oratoria, Ilíada, Néstor, PolíticaResumen
L’autorità e l’abilità oratoria di Nestore, lodate dal narratore, lo rendono protagonista nel dibattito sull’autorità di Agamennone. Nel contesto dei discorsi pronunciati in assemblea nel I e nel IX libro dell’Iliade è possibile seguire la posizione di Nestore rispetto a tale questione politica. Essa rimane costante tanto nei contenuti quanto nel ricorso a precisi stilemi oratori, i quali sembrano veicolare istanze d’autorità originali nella loro opposizione all’uso arbitrario del potere da parte di Agamennone, così come nel ruolo fondante attribuito ad una azione che sia comunitaria a livello decisionale e d’interesse.
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