Journals / Dört Öge / 2016 / Sayı: 10

Coriolanus ve Vox Matronarum

Coriolanus and Vox Matronarum

Serap Gür Kalaycıoğulları(Arş. Gör., Dr., Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversitesi, Edebiyat Fakültesi)
Cemil Koyuncu(Dr., Ahievran Üniversitesi, Arkeoloji Bölümü.)
Journal
Dört Öge
Pages
143–157
Publication Date
2016-12-01
DOI
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In this article, the speech of Veturiawho journeys to the enemy camp with the Roman women in order to convince his son to abondon his attack on Rome, will be studied first in its historical frame, then its structural feature

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Objective & Hypothesis:After the attack of Marcus Coriolanus, who was a Roman general, but resided with the Volscian army against Rome, the intercession of Roman women led by Coriolanus’ own mother Veturia, is described at length in the studies of Classical-era Roman historians.
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Key Findings & Data:This studies, which include also lengthy female speeches, mirror the efficiency and the effectiveness of Roman women as regards to their homeland.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this article, the speech of Veturiawho journeys to the enemy camp with the Roman women in order to convince his son to abondon his attack on Rome, will be studied first in its historical frame, then its structural feature
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⚙️Variables:Coriolanus · Veturia · Valeria

Abstract

After the attack of Marcus Coriolanus, who was a Roman general, but resided with the Volscian army against Rome, the intercession of Roman women led by Coriolanus’ own mother Veturia, is described at length in the studies of Classical-era Roman historians. This studies, which include also lengthy female speeches, mirror the efficiency and the effectiveness of Roman women as regards to their homeland. In this article, the speech of Veturiawho journeys to the enemy camp with the Roman women in order to convince his son to abondon his attack on Rome, will be studied first in its historical frame, then its structural feature

Özet

Romalı komutan Marcus Coriolanus’un, taraf değiştirerek Roma’ya saldırmak üzere Volsk ordusunun başına geçmesinin ardından, annesi Veturia’nın öncülüğünde toplanan Romalı kadınların bu saldırıya müdahale etmesi, Klasik Dönem Roma tarihçilerinin anlatılarında geniş yer bulmuştur. Kadınlara ait uzun diyaloglar da içeren bu anlatılar, Romalı kadınların, vatan söz konusu olduğundaki etkinlik ve etkililiklerini yansıtmaktadır. Bu çalışmada, oğlunu, kendi öz vatanına karşı savaşmaktan vazgeçirmek için Romalı kadınlarla düşman ordugahına giden Veturia’nın konuşması önce tarihsel çerçevesi, daha sonra da yapısal özellikleri bakımından incelenecektir

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Kalaycıoğulları, S. G., Koyuncu, C. (2016). Coriolanus ve Vox Matronarum. Dört Öge, Sayı: 10, 143–157. https://ajindex.com/articles/114256

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