par Andrianne, Gilles 
Editeur scientifique Cannuyer, Christian;De Smet, Daniel;Lebrun, René
Référence Société Belge des Études Orientales – L'île, regards orientaux(50: 23-24 mars 2012: Université Charles-de-Gaulle (Lille 3)), Acta Orientalia Belgica XXVI, L'île, regards orientaux. Varia Orientalia, Biblica et Antiqua. Hans Hauben in honorem, Vol. 26, Ed. 1, page (3-16)
Publication Publié, 2012
Editeur scientifique Cannuyer, Christian;De Smet, Daniel;Lebrun, René
Référence Société Belge des Études Orientales – L'île, regards orientaux(50: 23-24 mars 2012: Université Charles-de-Gaulle (Lille 3)), Acta Orientalia Belgica XXVI, L'île, regards orientaux. Varia Orientalia, Biblica et Antiqua. Hans Hauben in honorem, Vol. 26, Ed. 1, page (3-16)
Publication Publié, 2012
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| Résumé : | As far as narrative comparison on an Indo-European level is concerned, similarities between Greek and Indian materials often prove to be successful. In this article, we have focused on parallel patterns between Paris-Alexander, prince of Troy and Helen's kidnapper, and Rāvaṇa, the rākṣasa-king of Laṅkā, enemy of Rāma and Sītā's kidnapper. Though the parallel, on a linguistic level, between the nouns rākṣasa and ᾽Αλέξανδρος has proven to be fruitless, common singular patterns and narrative structures between the two characters can be established, and confirm the close bond between Greek and Indian epic materials. |
