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Matusiak, Patrycja. "Socrates the Half-dog as a comics reading of a ‘first-class Greek tragedy’." Scripta Classica (2016): 85–92. Added by: joachim (23/02/2021, 18:27) Last edited by: joachim (23/02/2021, 18:28) |
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| Resource type: Journal Article Language: en: English BibTeX citation key: Matusiak2016 Email resource to friend View all bibliographic details  |
Categories: General Keywords: Adaptation, Blain. Christophe, Classical antiquity, France, Homer, Literature, Myth, Sfar. Joann Creators: Matusiak Collection: Scripta Classica |
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The comics Socrates the Half‑dog tells a story of Heracles, accompanied by a dog called Socrates who has tendency to philosophize. The both of them also encounter a blind cyclops Homer, who is a songwriter, Ulysses, running away from Penelope, and a young Oedipus.
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