By nature, theatre and time are linked. In Sophocles’ seven remaining tragedies, χρόνος is in the heart of the characters’ speeches, as a subject of their thought about human life, but first of all, as an agent of the progressing plot. On the first level, his action is destructive, because Sophocles’ hero, “a man of one day” (Aj. 399 and Ant.790), is afflicted by the brutal nature of time, made of arbitrary reversals to which he tries to resist to, as much he can, unless he makes light of them. But, on the second level, action in progress, time is also constructive of the tragic effect. This is attested by many and diverse words, showing fate going through the tragedy. So, time, that is impossible to represent on stage, because it is outsid...
The present paper is a study of the end of Sophocles' Philoctetes which tries to link an analysis of...
For over a century the ancient Greek philosophers have amazed men of letters in the West. Since thef...
Most of the Greek tragic plays do not fit the celebrated definition Goethe gave of the tragic, accor...
By nature, theatre and time are linked. In Sophocles’ seven remaining tragedies, χρόνος is in the he...
Par nature, le théâtre a partie liée avec le temps. Dans les sept pièces conservées de Sophocle, χρό...
Starting from the Philoctetes of Sophocles, this paper suggests a clarification of the meanings and ...
Dans l’Athènes du Ve siècle avant J.-C., les poètes tragiques étaient responsables de la production ...
The rewriting on an ancient subject constitutes a type of multiform writing whose presence in the cu...
Alors que l’analyse aristotélicienne dans la Poétique privilégie une approche poétique de la Tragédi...
The aim of this PhD thesis, based on Aeschylus’, Sophocles’ and Euripides’ treatments of the Oedipus...
Three topics of Sophocles' Antigone are successively explored here : Dionysos both absent and presen...
Sophocles’ second Oedipus-play clearly relates to the first; it holds, however, a particular place i...
The unhappy ending is not a crucial element in the definition of Greek tragedy but the ending is an ...
La fin malheureuse n’est pas un élément de définition de la tragédie grecque, mais l’étude de la fin...
L’écriture dramatique contemporaine est souvent tournée vers le mythe grec tragique comme source d’i...
The present paper is a study of the end of Sophocles' Philoctetes which tries to link an analysis of...
For over a century the ancient Greek philosophers have amazed men of letters in the West. Since thef...
Most of the Greek tragic plays do not fit the celebrated definition Goethe gave of the tragic, accor...
By nature, theatre and time are linked. In Sophocles’ seven remaining tragedies, χρόνος is in the he...
Par nature, le théâtre a partie liée avec le temps. Dans les sept pièces conservées de Sophocle, χρό...
Starting from the Philoctetes of Sophocles, this paper suggests a clarification of the meanings and ...
Dans l’Athènes du Ve siècle avant J.-C., les poètes tragiques étaient responsables de la production ...
The rewriting on an ancient subject constitutes a type of multiform writing whose presence in the cu...
Alors que l’analyse aristotélicienne dans la Poétique privilégie une approche poétique de la Tragédi...
The aim of this PhD thesis, based on Aeschylus’, Sophocles’ and Euripides’ treatments of the Oedipus...
Three topics of Sophocles' Antigone are successively explored here : Dionysos both absent and presen...
Sophocles’ second Oedipus-play clearly relates to the first; it holds, however, a particular place i...
The unhappy ending is not a crucial element in the definition of Greek tragedy but the ending is an ...
La fin malheureuse n’est pas un élément de définition de la tragédie grecque, mais l’étude de la fin...
L’écriture dramatique contemporaine est souvent tournée vers le mythe grec tragique comme source d’i...
The present paper is a study of the end of Sophocles' Philoctetes which tries to link an analysis of...
For over a century the ancient Greek philosophers have amazed men of letters in the West. Since thef...
Most of the Greek tragic plays do not fit the celebrated definition Goethe gave of the tragic, accor...