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Author:   Ruby Blondell ,  Mary-Kay Gamel ,  Nancy Sorkin Rabinowitz ,  Bella Vivante
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Weight:   1.110kg
ISBN:  

9780415907736

ISBN 10:   041590773
Pages:   512
Publication Date:   24 February 1999
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

INTRODUCTIONI. Athens and Greek Culture Political History, Religion, Fate and Responsibility, Self and Other II.Athenian Tragedy: A Civic Institution Tragedy and Athenian Democracy, Audience, The Festival, Production and Performance, The Chorus, Formal Elements, Use of MythIII.Women in AthensAthenian Women and the Ideology of Gender, Women and Marriage: From Parthenos to Gune, Women and Athenian TragedyIV.EuripidesLife and Works, Ancient Reactions to Euripides, Euripides as a Playwright, Women in EuripidesV.The Afterlife of EuripidesSurvival and Canonization, Textual Criticism, The Artistic LegacyFOUR PLAYS BY EURIPIDESAlcestis: Translated by Nancy Sorkin RabinowitzMedea: Translated by Ruby BlondellHelen: Translated by Bella ZweigIphigenia at Aulis: Translated by Mary-Kay GamelNotesReferences

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I highly recommend this collection to anyone eager to encounter an innovative reading of Euripidean drama. -Monica Silveira Cyrino, University of New Mexico Theatre Jounral, March 2003 ... in a class by itself... This would make a fine text for advanced students of literature in translation or women in antiquity. -Classical Outlook This is not your grandfather's translation of Euripedes..... Provides a good introduction to feminist readings of these plays, accessible translations, helpful background material, and openness about the translators' methods... A valuable addition to translations of Euripidean tragedy.. - Bryn Mawr Classical Review, October 1999, Volume 40

I highly recommend this collection to anyone eager to encounter an innovative reading of Euripidean drama. -Monica Silveira Cyrino, University of New Mexico Theatre Jounral, March 2003 ... in a class by itself... This would make a fine text for advanced students of literature in translation or women in antiquity. -Classical Outlook This is not your grandfather's translation of Euripedes..... Provides a good introduction to feminist readings of these plays, accessible translations, helpful background material, and openness about the translators' methods... A valuable addition to translations of Euripidean tragedy.. - Bryn Mawr Classical Review, October 1999, Volume 40

I highly recommend this collection to anyone eager to encounter an innovative reading of Euripidean drama. -- Monica Silveira Cyrino, University of New Mexico Theatre Jounral ...in a class by itself... This would make a fine text for advanced students of literature in translation or women in antiquity. -- Classical Outlook This is not your grandfather's translation of Euripedes... Provides a good introduction to feminist readings of these plays, accessible translations, helpful background material, and openness about the translators' methods... A valuable addition to translations of Euripidean tragedy. -- Bryn Mawr Classical Review

I highly recommend this collection to anyone eager to encounter an innovative reading of Euripidean drama. <br>-Monica Silveira Cyrino, University of New Mexico Theatre Jounral, March 2003 <br>... in a class by itself... This would make a fine text for advanced students of literature in translation or women in antiquity. <br>-Classical Outlook <br> This is not your grandfather's translation of Euripedes..... Provides a good introduction to feminist readings of these plays, accessible translations, helpful background material, and openness about the translators' methods... A valuable addition to translations of Euripidean tragedy.. <br>- Bryn Mawr Classical Review, October 1999, Volume 40 <br>

Author Information

Ruby Blondell is Associate Professor of Classics at the University of Washington. Mary-Kay Gamel is Associate Professor of Classics and Comparative Literature at the University of California, Santa-Cruz. Nancy SorkinRabinowitz is Professor of Comparative Literature at Hamilton College. Bella Vivante is Senior Lecturer in Humanities at the University of Arizona.

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