Papers by Filiz Cluzeau
Sophron. Güler Çelgin'e Armağan Yazılar, 2023
Just as a non-existent type of artificial intelligence can be imagined in today's science fiction... more Just as a non-existent type of artificial intelligence can be imagined in today's science fiction novels or movies, some scholars believe that intelligent machines, and accordingly, weaker or stronger types of artificial intelligence that are technologically impossible to exist are also imagined in the Homeric poems. In this study, not all of the passages associated with artificial intelligence, but only Hephaestus’ self-moving tripods (automatoi tripodes) described in the 18th book of the Iliad have been re-evaluated and analyzed as a metaphor for the first time. As the result of this analysis, a new suggestion is made that Hephaestus’ tripods (the three-legged cauldrons) symbolize Achilles’ incomplete journey, and the passage depicting the tripods is the closure of the first half of the epic, which narrates the Achilles’ anger against Agamemnon, and the depiction of the shield of Achilles is the opening of the second half, narrating the hero’s anger against Hector. The fact that the closure and the opening take place just in the middle (26th day) of the main story lasting 51 days (25 + 1 + 25), and the mirror image of two different types of anger directed first against Agamemnon and then against Hector strengthens the ring-composition of the epic.
Keywords: Homer, Hephaestus, Tripods, Bellows, Artificial Intelligence, Metaphor
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Yayına Hazırlayanlar: Filiz Dingil - Zehra Aksu Yılmazer.
Almancadan Çeviren: Zehra Aksu Yılmaze... more Yayına Hazırlayanlar: Filiz Dingil - Zehra Aksu Yılmazer.
Almancadan Çeviren: Zehra Aksu Yılmazer. Dost Kitabevi, Ankara 2000.
Orijinal adı: Das Buch in der Antike.
ISBN 975-8457-21-7
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The aim of this article is not to present all details of Homeric biography developed in Antiquity... more The aim of this article is not to present all details of Homeric biography developed in Antiquity. The aim is to point out how the mythos of the narrator of Homeric poems has gradually transformed into bios Homērou (life story of Homer), and how this mythical biography still influences us today as if Homer was the name of a historical person.
Keywords: Homer, epic poems, ancient tradition, mythos, myth, bios.
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Thesis Chapters by Filiz Cluzeau
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Papers by Filiz Cluzeau
Keywords: Homer, Hephaestus, Tripods, Bellows, Artificial Intelligence, Metaphor
Almancadan Çeviren: Zehra Aksu Yılmazer. Dost Kitabevi, Ankara 2000.
Orijinal adı: Das Buch in der Antike.
ISBN 975-8457-21-7
Keywords: Homer, epic poems, ancient tradition, mythos, myth, bios.
Thesis Chapters by Filiz Cluzeau
Keywords: Homer, Hephaestus, Tripods, Bellows, Artificial Intelligence, Metaphor
Almancadan Çeviren: Zehra Aksu Yılmazer. Dost Kitabevi, Ankara 2000.
Orijinal adı: Das Buch in der Antike.
ISBN 975-8457-21-7
Keywords: Homer, epic poems, ancient tradition, mythos, myth, bios.