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Héros, d'Homère à Hugo
by Homère, Victor Hugo, Léo Lamarche · Nathan · tapa blanda · 115 pages
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Pages: 115 pagesAuthor: Homère, Victor Hugo, Léo LamarchePublisher: NathanFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: frRelease date: 3/1/2019ISBN: ISBN 9782091886978
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Synopsis of Héros, d'Homère à Hugo
Esta antología, titulada 'Héros, d'Homère à Hugo', explora la evolución del concepto de héroe a través del tiempo, desde los relatos de Homero hasta la obra de Victor Hugo. A través de una selección de textos, se analiza cómo ha cambiado la figura del héroe y cómo se manifiesta en la literatura. Este libro es ideal para estudiantes y cualquier persona interesada en la literatura clásica y en la reflexión sobre los valores y características que definen a un héroe.
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