نتایج جستجو برای: aeschylus tragedies have an anti

تعداد نتایج: 7173349  

Journal: :The Classical Review 1906

2015

Voegelin did not publish an extended volume on Greek tragedy. In his writings, there is a brief account of tragedy in The New Science of Politics, and a more extensive chapter on the subject in The World of the Polis.1 [1] In each case, the bulk of Voegelin�s analysis is concerned with Aeschylus, but in neither case is his analysis comprehensive. His comments in New Science amount to a few page...

Journal: :Nova tellus. Anuario del Centro de Estudios Clásicos 2022

My purpose in this paper is to analize the trilogy Lycurgeia of Aeschylus order provide an insight into characterization Dionysus tragic genre. The extant fragments describe his androgynous appearance and effects arrival Thracia. Other sources on same myth will be included; particularly I focus Euripides’ Bacchae, because its links with Pentheus.

Journal: :The Classical Review 1893

Journal: :Topoi-an International Review of Philosophy 2023

Abstract Williams’ discussion of dilemmas in his classic paper “Ethical consistency” famously focuses on an example that has not bothered commentators and respondents to Williams as much it should have them: the Agamemnon Aeschylus’ play. In this I try pick apart what wants say from is really going text he unfortunately chooses for example. compare with four other crucial passage play: Plato, S...

Journal: :Lectio socialis 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic has provided an opportunity for right-wing extremism to legitimize its claims and promote anti-Asian rhetoric. This led increase in hate crimes against Asian descendants the US, UK, Canada. Online platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, 4Chan, Telegram have been used spread disinformation conspiracy theories frame crisis agenda of building a “white ethnostate.” Civil society ...

Journal: :The Classical Review 1922

Journal: :International Journal of Literature and Arts 2015

Journal: :Classical quarterly 2022

Abstract Of the many accounts of Battle Milvian Bridge in a.d. 312 written soon after conflict, only those Eusebius Caesarea have Maxentius cross Tiber on a bridge boats to face forces Constantine. This detail, it is here argued, suggests that may be seen as latter-day Xerxes, Persian emperor who, preparation for his invasion Greece 480 b.c. , famously spanned Hellespont with pair boat-bridges....

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