The following thesis is an examination of the way Seneca constructs Phaedra, the main character of an eponymous tragedy. It aims to prove that the tragedian uses a mixing of mainly two literary genres, tragedy and elegy, and it analyzes the way the elegiac genre is transformed so it can fit this new generic hybrid. Seneca finds inspiration for the elegiac topoi in Ovid's love poems. The author uses the recurrent elegiac convention involving a soft man, the lover, and a dominant woman, the beloved, but he reverses this literary tradition: Phaedra becomes the lover while Hippolytus becomes the beloved. Besides a series of elegiac topoi such as fiery love metaphors, servitium amoris or symptoms of love, Seneca also deals with the erotic huntin...
La Phèdre de Sénèque. Approche philosophique et dramaturgique. Le sujet ainsi défini s'articule auto...
Chapter One focuses on Phaedra's erotic behaviour in relation to Hippolytus. Phaedra utilises erotic...
Many have debated the possible performance of Seneca\u27s plays. Theatre Historians have polarizing ...
A partir de sus antecedentes grecorromanos, la Fedra de Séneca se inscribe en la tradición, pero al ...
In this thesis, I explore the construction of female erotic desire in Ovid’s work as it is represent...
In this thesis, I explore the construction of female erotic desire in Ovid’s work as it is represent...
Phaedra is a drama of the presentation of human passion, with a focus on depicting how the heroine i...
Phaedra is a drama of the presentation of human passion, with a focus on depicting how the heroine i...
Chapter One focuses on Phaedra's erotic behaviour in relation to Hippolytus. Phaedra utilises erotic...
In this dissertation I study the intertextual relationship between the poetic genres of epic and tra...
In this dissertation I study the intertextual relationship between the poetic genres of epic and tra...
Chapter One focuses on Phaedra's erotic behaviour in relation to Hippolytus. Phaedra utilises erotic...
La Phèdre de Sénèque. Approche philosophique et dramaturgique. Le sujet ainsi défini s'articule auto...
In this dissertation I study the intertextual relationship between the poetic genres of epic and tra...
Many have debated the possible performance of Seneca\u27s plays. Theatre Historians have polarizing ...
La Phèdre de Sénèque. Approche philosophique et dramaturgique. Le sujet ainsi défini s'articule auto...
Chapter One focuses on Phaedra's erotic behaviour in relation to Hippolytus. Phaedra utilises erotic...
Many have debated the possible performance of Seneca\u27s plays. Theatre Historians have polarizing ...
A partir de sus antecedentes grecorromanos, la Fedra de Séneca se inscribe en la tradición, pero al ...
In this thesis, I explore the construction of female erotic desire in Ovid’s work as it is represent...
In this thesis, I explore the construction of female erotic desire in Ovid’s work as it is represent...
Phaedra is a drama of the presentation of human passion, with a focus on depicting how the heroine i...
Phaedra is a drama of the presentation of human passion, with a focus on depicting how the heroine i...
Chapter One focuses on Phaedra's erotic behaviour in relation to Hippolytus. Phaedra utilises erotic...
In this dissertation I study the intertextual relationship between the poetic genres of epic and tra...
In this dissertation I study the intertextual relationship between the poetic genres of epic and tra...
Chapter One focuses on Phaedra's erotic behaviour in relation to Hippolytus. Phaedra utilises erotic...
La Phèdre de Sénèque. Approche philosophique et dramaturgique. Le sujet ainsi défini s'articule auto...
In this dissertation I study the intertextual relationship between the poetic genres of epic and tra...
Many have debated the possible performance of Seneca\u27s plays. Theatre Historians have polarizing ...
La Phèdre de Sénèque. Approche philosophique et dramaturgique. Le sujet ainsi défini s'articule auto...
Chapter One focuses on Phaedra's erotic behaviour in relation to Hippolytus. Phaedra utilises erotic...
Many have debated the possible performance of Seneca\u27s plays. Theatre Historians have polarizing ...