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The Role of Calypso in the Odyssey

The poet of the Odyssey is frequently thought to have invented Calypso. I shall argue that he did not. Delebecque designated Calypso , employed so that Telemachus could reach an age where he could take the part intended for him by the poet. Beye opined that Homer invented Calypso to keep Odysseus out of Ithaca long enough for Telemachus to reach his later adolescence. Woodhouse too considered Calypso an invention of the poet's, purely in the interests of the chronological scheme, because Telemachus needs to be about twenty to carry the part designed for him. The idea may be traced back to Wilamowitz. At the First International Symposium on the Odyssey Pinsent distinguished  and the ten-year Odyssey which he thought was designed in imitation of the ten-year Iliad. Woodhouse offers a time-scale which gives