Alala ou ololugē

Q1 Arts and Humanities Greek and Roman Musical Studies Pub Date : 2021-08-20 DOI:10.1163/22129758-bja10023
Camille Semenzato
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On the basis of a controversial passage from Euripides’ Bacchae, this paper raises again the question to what extent the two onomatopoeias ἀλαλά and ὀλολυγή are strictly related to one or the other sex. The valorization of the sound meanings of these cries as they emerge from the contexts in which they are used opens up new perspectives of interpretation.
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Alala或Ololugē
本文以欧里庇得斯的《酒神酒神》中的一段有争议的段落为基础,再次提出了两个拟声词“λαλά”和“λολ γή”在多大程度上与一个性别或另一个性别严格相关的问题。这些哭声的声音意义在它们被使用的环境中出现时的价值增值开辟了解释的新视角。
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Greek and Roman Musical Studies
Greek and Roman Musical Studies Arts and Humanities-Classics
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