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Circe de clásicos y modernos

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Abstract

CABRERO, María del Carmen. Instruction for reading a Greek novel: Longo, Dafnis and Cloe: text and Para text. Circe clás. mod. [online]. 2008, n.12, pp.61-76. ISSN 1851-1724.

A narrative perspective, open to other points of view when they seem fruitful, has served us to approach Longus' Daphnis and Chloe to interrogate the text about, precisely, the permanent splittings of its author into enunciator and narrator. The objective that guides our work is to provide elements to hold that the clues of reading are not in the erotic verisimilitude of the plot or in the truth of the nature which function as scenery, but in the very conscious role of a writer who unfolds in a hidden polyphony behind the monochord voice of the extradiegetic narrator.

Keywords : Fiction; Bucolic novel; Longus; Daphnis; Chloe.

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