This book contains essays by international experts on Sophocles, asking why he matters, and why he is still read and performed today.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
List of illustrations Notes on contributors Foreword Paul Cartledge Acknowledgements List of abbreviations 1. Sophocles: the state of play Simon Goldhill and Edith Hall Part I. Between Audience and Actor: 2. The audience on stage: rhetoric, emotion, and judgement in Sophoclean theatre Simon Goldhill 3. 'The players will tell all': the dramatist, the actors and the art of acting in Sophocles' Philoctetes Ismene Lada-Richards 4. Deianeira deliberates: precipitate decision-making and Trachiniae Edith Hall Part II. Oedipus and the Play of Meaning: 5. Inconclusive conclusion: the ending(s) of the Oedipus Tyrannus Peter Burian 6. The third stasimon of Oedipus at Colonus Chris Carey 7. The logic of the unexpected: semantic diversion in Sophocles, Yeats (and Virgil) Michael Silk 8. The French Oedipus of the inter-war period Fiona Macintosh Part III. Constructing Tragic Traditions: 9. Theoretical views of Athenian tragedy in the 5th century BC Kostas Valakas 10. Athens and Delphi in Aeschylus' Oresteia Angus Bowie 11. Feminized males in Bacchae: the importance of discrimination Richard Buxton 12. Hektor's helmet glinting in a fourth-century tragedy Oliver Taplin 13. Seeing a Roman tragedy through Greek eyes: Shakespeare's Julius Caesar Chris Pelling Bibliography Index.
List of illustrations Notes on contributors Foreword Paul Cartledge Acknowledgements List of abbreviations 1. Sophocles: the state of play Simon Goldhill and Edith Hall Part I. Between Audience and Actor: 2. The audience on stage: rhetoric, emotion, and judgement in Sophoclean theatre Simon Goldhill 3. 'The players will tell all': the dramatist, the actors and the art of acting in Sophocles' Philoctetes Ismene Lada-Richards 4. Deianeira deliberates: precipitate decision-making and Trachiniae Edith Hall Part II. Oedipus and the Play of Meaning: 5. Inconclusive conclusion: the ending(s) of the Oedipus Tyrannus Peter Burian 6. The third stasimon of Oedipus at Colonus Chris Carey 7. The logic of the unexpected: semantic diversion in Sophocles, Yeats (and Virgil) Michael Silk 8. The French Oedipus of the inter-war period Fiona Macintosh Part III. Constructing Tragic Traditions: 9. Theoretical views of Athenian tragedy in the 5th century BC Kostas Valakas 10. Athens and Delphi in Aeschylus' Oresteia Angus Bowie 11. Feminized males in Bacchae: the importance of discrimination Richard Buxton 12. Hektor's helmet glinting in a fourth-century tragedy Oliver Taplin 13. Seeing a Roman tragedy through Greek eyes: Shakespeare's Julius Caesar Chris Pelling Bibliography Index.
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