Essay on the Double Meanings of The Odyssey

The dual meaning of Odyssey of Homer 's "Odyssey" has many concrete symbols to represent abstract concepts. I would like to suggest that each symbol used by Homer at Odyssey has two distinct meanings. The dual meaning of these symbols is used to represent Odysseus and Telemachos. Because they try to meet each other. Each symbol has a meaning to indicate the growth of Telemacos, but the different meaning of each symbol represents Odysseus' growth and development.

§ 102. In "Iliad" and "Odyssey", I saw "double" signature of "sēma" - "symbol" and "hero's tomb mark". In Iliad XXIII 326, sēma points (1) figuratively representing the "turning point" of life; in XXIII 331, the same term (2) refers to "a serious trace" of a magical unidentified hero . In Odyssey x 1266, sēma is (1) an important point in the life of the hero, and (2) "a serious trace" where the hero's own body is buried in the local "Mother Earth", contact information Points to the local olbioi (x 137). The word orbioo means the surface is "top" and the surface is "blessed". The meaning of "blessing" also applies to both the deceased and the cult hero, and the life associated with the cult main character.

The dual meaning of Odyssey of Homer 's "Odyssey" has many concrete symbols to represent abstract concepts. I would like to suggest that each symbol used by Homer at Odyssey has two distinct meanings. The dual meaning of these symbols is used to represent Odysseus and Telemachos. Because they try to meet each other. - The role of women in Homer 'Odyssey Women' constitutes an important part of folklore epic written by Homer's epic "Odyssey". In the story, women have three basic types: goddess, tempter, and good mistress / wife. Various elements are added to each character. This is essential for storytelling. The role of the goddess is a supernatural existence, but more importantly it is a position to pity for human beings.