O triunfo do homem das multifárias métis

Abstract

The contact with the stories that have gained vast dimensions over the centuries leads us to enter a historically distant universe, but close to the content, since it served as inspiration for the stories present in the modern age. This mythological space allowed for an approach with beings possessing special characteristics and who are portrayed as heroes. From the narration of the myth, it is perceived that each hero contains his particularities as a warrior and this is the culmination of this work. Thus, the work of Publius Ovid Naso, who innovates the epic style, Metamorphoses (2003), served as an instrument to find the means to understand the characteristics of the Greek fighters Ájax and Ulysses, from the dispute for the armament of Achilles exposed in the tenth Third book of the work, which they used as arguments to achieve victory. Aiming at observing what Ulysses had to overcome, and from the analyzes made, it was possible to see that the astute hero used his peculiarities, or rather his polymism, to achieve his triumph, and these, along with his actions, were Superior to those of the second great Greek warrior, being, therefore, deserving of the armament.