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grbs-2661	Roisman, Hanna M.	The Appropriation of a Son: Sophocles’ Philoctetes	1997	45	.pdf	application/pdf	20209	1004	69	Here Neoptolemus re­ jects the human parenthood offered by Odysseus and Philoc­ tetes, each of which is inevitably incomplete and flawed in its own war' each of which answers to only part of who he is, in favor 0 a more remote, more perfect, and more satisfying paternity. What is clear is that, just as in his relationship with Odysseus, so too in his relationship with Philoctetes, Neoptolemus dem­ onstrates the same combination of an apparent readiness to be the good 'son' and a withholding of filial commitment.	cache/grbs-2661.pdf	txt/grbs-2661.txt