Zu den Homerischen Bezeichnungen für die Träger oder Organe seelischer und geistiger Fähigkeiten und Tätigkeiten
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https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.2005.v73.i1.53Keywords:
Homer, vocabulary, ἦτορ, κῆρ, καρδίη, θυμός, νόος, μένοϛ, φρένεϛAbstract
This article examines the terms for the various organs to which Homer attributes emotional states and intellectual activities, and it attempts to determine the exact meaning and function of each of them, stressing at the end that they are morally indifferent and moral judgments are expressed only when adjectives or verbs are added.
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