The Cambridge Companion To Greek Tragedy by Keller Easterling
An accessible collection of expert essays that introduces Athenian tragedy in its historical, religious, and civic contexts; explains performance practices such as the chorus, music, staging, and theater architecture; analyzes language, myth, and dramaturgy in plays by the major tragedians; and surveys the genre’s reception from antiquity to the present. It equips readers with clear critical frameworks for interpreting the dramas and appreciating their enduring cultural impact.
- Published
- 1997
- Nationality
- British
- Length
- Moderate
- Pages
- 380-420
- Original Language
- English
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