Medea
ISBN: 9780872209237 | 0872209237
Format: PaperbackPublisher: Hackett Pub Co Inc
Pub. Date: 3/1/2008
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One of Euripides' most famous tragedies, Medea tells the story of the protagonist's revenge on her husband Jason, who has announced his plan to leave her and marry the daughter of the king.
Mitchell-Boyasks Introduction gives the reader a lively and accessible overview of Euripides life, the circumstances of the original performances, and critical debate on the three plays. Footnotes to the translations provide students with useful background without over-burdening the text. The translations themselves are lively, ... MORE
Mitchell-Boyasks Introduction gives the reader a lively and accessible overview of Euripides life, the circumstances of the original performances, and critical debate on the three plays. Footnotes to the translations provide students with useful background without over-burdening the text. The translations themselves are lively, ... MORE
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