Lost Dramas of Classical Athens: Greek Tragic FragmentsFiona McHardy, James E. Robson, James Robson, David Harvey "Lost Dramas of Classical Athens offers an exciting range of new and traditional, approaches to fragmentary Greek drama. Its main focus is on the lost works of the three most famous Athenian tragedians: Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides. Incorporating cutting-edge work by world authorities from the fields of tragedy, tragic fragments and beyond, the collection confirms the important role Greek fragments play in the study of ancient drama and their significance to disciplines as diverse as philosophy, cultural history and gender studies. The book also raises key questions about the contextualization, manipulation and definition of tragic fragments."--Jacket. |
Contents
Tragic Fragments Ancient Philosophers | 5 |
Lycians in the Cares of Aeschylus | 63 |
Ghosts in Tragic Fragments | 83 |
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Achilles Aerope Aeschylus akrasia AMPHIARAUS ancient Andromeda Antigone appear Apulian Aristophanes Atreus Bergk bibliography Blass Bothmer Carians century chorus Chrysippus cited collection Comedy context Cretan Women Crete dead death depicted Dicaeopolis Dionysus discussion drama edition Euripidean Euripides Europa evidence example extant father figure filicide fragmentary plays ghost Glaucus Graecorum Greek Hammond and Moon Homer hydria hydria fragments HYPSIPYLE interpretation Jouan Kannicht kill lamentation lines Lloyd-Jones Looy Lycians madness Medea Meineke myth Nauck necromancy Niobe Niobe's Odysseus Oedipus P.Oxy paintings papyrus passage perhaps Persae Phaedra play's Pleisthenes poets Polydorus Polyxena Procne Psychagogoi pyre Radt reconstruction reference ritual Sarpedon says scene scholars scholarship Seaford seems sententiae Snell Sophocles stage Stobaeus suggests surviving Taplin Teiresias Telephus testimonia Thebes Thyestes tomb tragedians tragedy tragic fragments Trendall TrGF vase vase-paintings volume Webster wedding Weir Smyth Welcker Wilamowitz Zeus Zielinski 1894 γὰρ δὲ καὶ τὰ τε τοῦ
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