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hermenéutica contemporánea, Jorge Luis Borges, traducción, metafísicaDerechos de autor 2021 Bess Myers
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Cuando Plutarco presenta a Cleopatra en la vida de Antonio, nota que, aunque no era hermosa, encantó a quienes la rodeaban con su habilidad para hablar una gran cantidad de idiomas. En este pasaje, se asocia la palabra hermeneus, «traductor», con Cleopatra. El análisis de todas las apariciones de hermeneo en el corpus de Plutarco revela cómo, en la superficie, la asociación de Cleopatra con la figura del traductor refuerza su reputación como mujer fatal, aunque esta asociación apunta a un personaje tridimensional que se resiste a los límites bidimensionales de los relatos escritos existentes. —Incluido el de Plutarco.
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