The Myth of Mothers as Others

Räuchle, Viktoria

doi:10.4000/mondesanciens.1422

mondesanciens

2015

DOI: 10.4000/mondesanciens.1422

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The Myth of Mothers as Others

Viktoria Räuchle¹

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Kekrops: the positive aspects of diphyes and ‘mixanthropic’ nature. Serpents and autochthony

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Kekrops was a diphyes and ‘mixanthropic’ hero, with his upper part in the form of a man and his lower part in the form of a snake. This paper examines the positive aspects of Kekrops’s diphyes and hybrid nature, by employing an interdisciplinary approach, taking into account the literary, epigraphic, iconographic and topographical evidence, as well as the historical and ideological context of the classical period. Special attention is paid to the association of Kekrops with snakes and the ideology of autochthony.

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Kekrops: the positive aspects of diphyes and ‘mixanthropic’ nature. Serpents and autochthony

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The Myth of Mothers as Others

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Kekrops: the positive aspects of diphyes and ‘mixanthropic’ nature. Serpents and autochthony

Kekrops: the positive aspects of diphyes and ‘mixanthropic’ nature. Serpents and autochthony

L’enfant retrouvé : quinze ans de nouvelles recherches sur l’enfance en Grèce ancienne (2001-2015)

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