Nausicca

Nausicca NAUSICAA; HOMER'The ODYSSEY'BOOK VI Introduction This book may be noticed by other people's careful reading at V1 and Homer Odyssey. At the entrance of the goddess, it must be the responsibility of condemnation, but as far as Nausicaa is concerned, of course Athena makes a contribution by guiding a poor girl as believing Odysseus is "one person," and she is trying to get married There. That's right. This will be taken into account when studying the poems more deeply. In his book "Aneaid", Virgil introduced similar facts to us Their contents saw Aeneas and gave up Dido under the direction of God. Homer's conscious effort

When Odysseus landed for the first time in Faeasia, he was in a state of no whim as in a cranky state. Your mercy, princess - ... but if you are one of the human beings ... your father, your queen 's mother, 3 times: "(6: 163 - 9). But Nausicca is the one of her people I understand the dependence on sea travel and hospitality but she is skeptical to the man near the young girl in clothes and has tested Odysseus' true intention without rude. She offered to the maid with the help of her maid bath and the rest of olive oil Odysseus generously accepted her offer but as he turns to a maid while taking a bath By asking, I showed further respect for Nausicca: "From your position, a girl, a good way to leave ... but I will not take a shower in front of you.

The initial interaction between Odysseus and Nausicca after Phaeacia's landing gave insight into the value of the Phaeacian society. Nausicca's response to Odysseus's clothing requirements reflects the humility and enthusiasm of her society when faced with strangers. Her society depends on others on its maritime approach. In addition, Nausicca's internal controversy between her heart and her mind means that her society emphasizes personal reputation and again reflects the maritime nature of Phaeacia . In the monologue at the beginning of Nausicca, her respect for Phaeacia and the godly devout explanation further reflects the nature of the ocean and its reflection on the ocean's love for the Phaeacian society. For each value, the ocean of Faeasia is reflected in the development of the value system.