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Figures and Tables

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 June 2022

Benjamin Folit-Weinberg
Benjamin Folit-Weinberg
Affiliation:
University of Bristol

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Homer, Parmenides, and the Road to Demonstration , pp. ix - x
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2022
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Figures and Tables

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  • 1.1Modified Kenny–Vendler typology

  • 3.1Summary of the framework: The hodos and forms of succession

  • 3.2The figure of the hodos in Odyssey 10

  • 4.1Preliminary analysis: Discursive organization governed by the figure of the hodos in Odyssey 12

  • 4.2Analysis of Od. 12.39–141 by discourse-unit, hodos-unit, and episode

  • 5.1The structure of Odysseus’ Apologoi

  • 5.2Levels of dependence, Od. 12.55–81 and Fr. 2.1–6

  • 5.3Types of dependence, Od. 12.83–110 and Fr. 2.3–8

  • 5.4aCirce’s exclusive disjunction (routes), Od. 12.55–83

  • 5.4bCirce’s exclusive disjunction (rocks), Od. 12.73–126

  • 5.4cParmenides’ goddess’s exclusive disjunction, Fr. 2.2–5

  • 5.5aOd. 12.55–83: Rejection implicit, selection explicit

  • 5.5bOd. 12.73–126: Rejection explicit, selection explicit

  • 5.5cFr. 2: Rejection explicit, selection implicit

  • 5.6Shift: Krisis placed at the beginning of the hodos

  • 6.1aOne possibility. Con-sequence: Ordered sequential linkage of discursive units (= hodos-units), frs. 2, 6, 7, and 8.5–21

  • 6.1bArticulation of Fr. 8.5–49 (after Owen = strong reading) according to rhetorical schema of the hodos (con-sequence)

  • 6.2Levels of dependence: Transformation from Homer Od. 12.39–141 to Parmenides Fr. 8

  • 7.1Confluence of story pattern, theme, type-scene: Interview with Penelope

  • 7.2Nostos-as-quest (à la Bakker): Final episode (interview with Penelope)

  • 7.3Nostos-as-quest (à la Bakker) + Recognition: Interview with Penelope

  • 7.4Parmenides’ ‘Route to Truth’ (frs. 2–8)

    • Tables

  • 4.1Preliminary division of Od. 12.39–141 by discourse-units

  • 4.2Preliminary analysis of Od. 12.39–141

  • 4.3Terms of analysis: Od. 12.55–126

  • 4.4aOrganization by (possible) episodes (after de Jong)

  • 4.4bOrganization by discourse-units/episodes visited

  • 4.4cOrganization by hodos-units

  • 5.1Verbal person and type of ‘situation’ in ‘description’ and ‘argument’ sections, Od. 12 and Fr. 2

  • Appendix 1: Table 1

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