A Transgressão Moderna e Pós-utópica de Ulisses

<p>Always invoked by the literary tradition, the travel of Ulysses confirms, in some works,the ideal of the nostalgic hero bounded for home in order to achieve his <em>nóstos</em>, and, in other works, it reaffirms the impetus of the eternal sailor. Several are the representations of the last journey of <em>Odyssey</em>, including the <em>Divine Comedy </em>by Dante, <em>Ulysses </em>by Joyce and <em>Odyssey </em>by Nikos Kazantzakis. We intend in this article, to evaluate resumption of Homeric myth by Kazantzakis in the context of modernity and Haroldo de Campos in postmodernity.</p>

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