Over the Tradition of the Heroic Age: Exit From the Homeric Ontological Model

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Article reveals the dynamics of the heroic age in Homer’s works, identifying types of exits from the ontological model.

The tradition of the heroic age normalizes relationships within an ontological framework involving the divine, nature, and humanity, showing complexity.
Two distinct exits from this tradition are identified—denormalizing exits that challenge relationships, and affirming exits that assert value, indicating a rich cultural narrative.
Examples like the duel between Diomedes and Glaukos highlight how tradition can be reinterpreted under different contexts, enhancing understanding of Homeric literature.
The research underscores the poetic transformation of historical elements, intertwining divine inspiration with real-life experiences and cultural narratives.

Viktor Bykh (2024) studied this question.

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