Tragedy: A Short IntroductionJohn Wiley & Sons, 9 feb. 2009 - 156 sidor Tragedy: A Short Introduction reinvigorates the genre for readers who are eager to embrace it, but who often find the traditional masterpieces too distant from their own language and world.
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... speech to the Chorus Dionysus relates how he drove Pentheus to think that he was binding the god-priest when he roped a bull: Then Bakkhos came from nowhere, he rocked the building, he blew flames back to life on his mother's tomb – the ...
... speech to the Chorus Dionysus relates how he drove Pentheus to think that he was binding the god-priest when he roped a bull: Then Bakkhos came from nowhere, he rocked the building, he blew flames back to life on his mother's tomb – the ...
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Tragic Form and Language | 32 |
Tragic Plots | 52 |
Tragic Heroes | 84 |
Tragic History and Tragic Future | 106 |
Plays Cited | 123 |
Bibliography | 125 |
Index | 131 |
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