Destiny and self-determiantion in sparing word: the greek epic and tradegy

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  • Marlene Sofía Villareal Castañeda Author

Abstract

The warned reader is invited to discover the principIe that contains the hidden meaning in Sparing words of the Colombian writer Ernesto Clubs. The laconic words of Elena, Penelope and Klytemnestra and its extensive work, that bind the cycles of Tebas and Troy, discover the struggle of a double nature that, in the form of Destiny, governs the imperfect and mortal Gods. Discovering also that this double nature human passions have emerged successfuly in a great epic, tragic and historical scene.

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Author Biography

Marlene Sofía Villareal Castañeda

Licenciada con estudios en Español de la Universidad Pedagógica Nacional, Magister en Literatura Latinoamericana en el Seminario Andrés Bello, Instituto Caro y Cuervo. Ha sido catedrática de Expresión y Comunicación, Literatura y Humanidades en las Universidades Javeriana y Autónoma de Colombia. Actualmente es profesora del Departamento de Lengua y Literatura del Instituto de Humanidades de la Universidad de La Sabana. Ha publicado compendio de poemas y estudios sobre la literatura universal en las Revistas Criterio y Litterae, respectivamente.

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Vol. 2 No. 1 (1999)

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Lenguas y Literatura

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