Johnny José Mafra

Sonho, mito e realidade: a propósito do sonho profético de Enéias

Introduction

Sonho, mito e realidade: a propósito do sonho profético de enéias. Analise o sonho profético de Enéias na Eneida. Descubra a relação entre sonho, mito e realidade, e a glorificação de Roma no épico de Virgílio.

Abstract

A Eneida é o poema de Enéias, mas é também e sobretudo o poema da glorificação de Roma.

Review

The proposed article, "Sonho, mito e realidade: a propósito do sonho profético de Enéias," promises a fascinating exploration into a specific, pivotal element of Virgil's *Aeneid*: Aeneas' prophetic dream. The title suggests a multi-layered analysis, intending to dissect the dream's significance through the lenses of its literal manifestation (dream), its cultural and narrative function (myth), and its impact on the protagonist's journey and destiny (reality). This interdisciplinary approach, drawing from literary analysis, mythology, and potentially philosophy, holds the potential for a nuanced and insightful contribution to the understanding of this foundational epic poem. However, the provided abstract falls significantly short of outlining the article's actual scope, methodology, or specific argument. Stating that "A Eneida é o poema de Enéias, mas é também e sobretudo o poema da glorificação de Roma" is a universally accepted and foundational interpretation of the *Aeneid*, rather than an articulation of this particular paper's unique thesis or contribution. The abstract fails to connect this broad understanding of the epic to the very specific focus promised by the title – the prophetic dream. It does not indicate what new insights the author brings to the dream, how it interplays with myth and reality, or how it specifically contributes to the "glorification of Rome." For a peer-reviewed journal, an abstract must serve as a concise summary of the article's main argument, methodology, and key findings. As it stands, this abstract leaves the reader entirely in the dark regarding the paper's analytical approach, its central argument concerning the prophetic dream, or its contribution to existing scholarship. To be effective, the abstract needs to be thoroughly revised to articulate the specific research question, the theoretical framework employed to analyze the dream, the evidence presented, and the main conclusions drawn from the interplay of dream, myth, and reality in Aeneas' journey, thereby clarifying how this specific analysis enhances our understanding of the *Aeneid*'s broader themes.

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