VOZES FEMININAS ENLUTADAS: A MORTE NA POESIA DE SAFO, ERINA E ANITE
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Female; Death; Sappho; Erinna; Anyte.Abstract
This article investigates the presence of a female voice in mourning and death in the poetry of Sappho, Erinna, and Anyte, poets of Ancient Greece. Through a bibliographic study, we analyze fragments that highlight women's participation in funeral rituals. Based on Nicole Loraux (1996) and Margaret Alexiou (2002), the study explores the mythical connection between femininity and death, examines the social role of women in laments, and analyzes the materialization of this discourse in selected poems by the three poets. As a result, we identify traces of a female knowledge of death, preserved and transmitted through poetic tradition.
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