Die Unfähigkeit, sich zu Erkennen: Sophokles' TragödienThis book interprets all seven Sophoclean tragedies (5th century B.C.) as a whole, focussing on the aspect of individuals being guilty of not reaching proper conclusions about their own selves and their situation, although they possess the means and ability to do so. Chapter I offers exact definitions of the concepts employed in analyzing the tragedies. Chapters II-VIII each contain a detailed interpretation of one of Sophocles' seven tragedies. Chapter IX ('Tableau') presents the dramatic works within the context of Greek history of thought and politics of their time, while Chapter X sheds some light on how Sophoclean concepts were continued in the comedies of Menander. This study should not only prove helpful to scholars in the field of literary studies, but also to historians, philosophers and all those interested in history of thought and cultural history, since it examines in a fundamental way the thought of one of the most important poets of ancient Europe. |
Contents
Antigones Unfähigkeit sich zu erkennen | 98 |
Haimons Unfähigkeit sich zu erkennen | 107 |
Oidipus Tyrannos | 119 |
Elektra | 149 |
Philoktetes | 185 |
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Affekt Agamemnon Aias Aigisthos Ajax Antigone Antike Apollon Aristoteles Athen Athena aufgrund beiden Böckh Bowra Bruhn Chor Chrysothemis Coray Deianeira deutlich Dichter Easterling 1982 Elektra Erbse erkennen ersten Euripides Flashar Gewiß Götter Göttlichen Greek Griechen griechischen Haimon Hamartia Handeln Handlung heißt Helden Herakles Hrsg Hybris Hyllos Iokaste ISBN 90 Ismene Jebb Kaibel Kamerbeek 1974 Kapitel VIII kles Klytaimestra Knox Koloneus kommt Kreon Laios läßt Lesky lich Lloyd-Jones Maß Menelaos Menschen menschlichen muß Neoptolemos Odysseus Oidipus Oidipus Tyrannos Orakel Orestes Perikles Perrotta Personen Philoktetes phokles Pohlenz politischen Polyneikes Radermacher 1909 Recht Rede Reinhardt 1947 richtig sagt Schlegel schließt Schluß Schuld Sinn sittlichen Sohn Sopho sophokleischen Sophokles später spricht Stanford Stelle Stück Szlezák Teiresias Teukros Theben Theseus Trachiniai tragischen Tragödie Troia Tyrannos unfähig Vater Verhalten weiß Wilamowitz wohl Wort Zeus ἀλλ ἂν γὰρ δὲ ἐν καὶ μὲν μὴ οὐ οὐκ τὰ τὸ τοὺς τῶν φρονεῖν ὡς