“You” and “Me” in Ancient Greek: the case of three “female” comedies
“You” and “Me” in Ancient Greek: the case of three “female” comedies
L'articolo analizza la distribuzione e l'uso dei pronomi personali all'interno delle tre commmedie "femminili" di Aristofane (Lysistrata, Thesmophoriazusae, Ecclesiazusae). Si rileva una sostanziale differenza nell'uso dei pronomi personali tra personaggi maschili e personaggi femminili, confermando anche per il greco antico una tendenza già evidenziata da altri studiosi per altre lingue.
The article deals with the use of personal pronouns in three Aristophanes's comedies (i.e. Lysistrata, Thesmophoriazusae, and Ecclesiazusae). The article shows how personal pronouns are used differently by male and female characters throughout the comedies. This confirms a claim usually made for modern languages, but never analysed for Ancient Greek.
- University of Milan Italy
Ancient Greek; personal pronouns; Aristophanes; pragmatics
Ancient Greek; personal pronouns; Aristophanes; pragmatics
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