Electra And Other Plays Euripides Penguin Classics Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Essays Literary Reference

Of All The Ancient Greek Tragedians Euripides Was Most Sensitive To Lives Women And Other Outcasts In Athenian Society Electra Plays Collects Five Demonstrating His Talent For Bringing Life Their Plight This Penguin Classics Edition Is Translated By John Davie With An Introduction Notes Richard Rutherford Written During A Period Overshadowed Fierce Struggle Supremacy Between Sparta Euripides\ Native Athens These Are Haunted Shadow War - Particular Its Impact On Children Agamemnon Take Bloody Revenge Mother Murdering Father After Return From Troy Suppliant Depicts Grieving Mothers Those Killed Battle Deal Aftermath Trojan Defeated Survivors As Andromache Shows Hector\ S Widow Trophy House Her Captor Hecabe Portrays Queen Avenging Murder Last-Remaining Son While Tells City\ Hands Victors Davie\ Compelling Translations Accompanied Describing Tragic Genre Innovations Along Chronology Prefaces Each Play Bibliography Glossary Names (C 485-07 Bc) Born Into Family Considerable Rank Disdaining Public Duties Expected Him Spent Quiet Introspection Spending Much Cave Salamis Late He Voluntarily Exiled Himself Court Archelaus King Macedon Where Wrote Bacchae Regarded Many Greatest Work Thought Have 92 Only 18 Which Survive If You Enjoyed Might Like Medea Also Available \ Intensely Poets\ Aristotle Σελίδες: 320 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm