Vse tiste preštevilne in raznolike, vsakokrat drugačne zgodbe: zelo dolga zaroka med mitom in zgodovino

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3986/SMS20242706

Ključne besede:

historiografija, zgodovina, mitologija, mit, logografi, mitografi, Herodot, Tukidid, Polibij, analisti

Povzetek

Pričujoče besedilo obravnava problematično razmerje med antičnim zgodovinopisjem in mitologijo oziroma mitološkimi zgodbami kot virom za zgodovinopisne raziskave. Čeprav se je namreč grško zgodovinopisje na neki način že v 5. stol. pr. Kr. soočilo s problematiko mitoloških vrivkov v snov metodološko dobro razdelanih zgodovinopisnih postopkov, je rimsko zgodovinopisje še dolgo na kritičen način raziskovalo in prečiščevalo zgodbe ustanovnih mitov. Besedilo našteje in v daljših odlomkih obravnava nekatere metodološko pomembne pasuse, ki razodevajo odnos posameznih grških in rimskih zgodovinopiscev do mita kot (ne-)vira, obenem pa skozi analitično branje filozofskega traktata Seksta Empirika, filozofa iz 2./3. stol., preizprašuje odnos (zgodnjega) rimskega zgodovinopisja do mitov.

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2024-08-13

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Pobežin, G. (2024). Vse tiste preštevilne in raznolike, vsakokrat drugačne zgodbe: zelo dolga zaroka med mitom in zgodovino. Studia Mythologica Slavica, 27. https://doi.org/10.3986/SMS20242706

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