From performing art, Euripides’ theatre very soon becomes a piece of collection, whose preservation, as for the two other Great tragedians, Aeschylus and Sophocles, is decreed by the Athenian statesman Lycurgus. It also is soon commented, criticized, taught. Through the reception’s testimonies, we want to understand which interpretations were given of anEuripidean tragedy, the Orestes, in the Antiquity. In the first chapter, we try to determine how Orestes’ figure itself and the equivocal glory of his act – i.e. avenging his father by killing his mother – were perceived in the mythographical and judiciary tradition, and which importance both of them give to the issues which are at stake in Euripides’ Orestes. The second chapter investigates...
Of the Péliades, the earliest tragedy by Euripides, staged in 455 BC, neither testimonies nor the fr...
L'étude du geste dramatique dans le théâtre d'Euripide s'attache principalement à la dimension verba...
The paper aims to show that ancient writers and critics discussed the plausibility of the events tha...
From performing art, Euripides’ theatre very soon becomes a piece of collection, whose preservation,...
De spectacle vivant, le théâtre d'Euripide devient très vite une pièce de collection dont la conserv...
The scanty fragments of Andronicus, Naevius, Ennius and Pacuvius about Orestes are intelligible by t...
For over a century the ancient Greek philosophers have amazed men of letters in the West. Since thef...
It is generally the case that tragedy thrives on this capacity to bring together the heroic and the ...
On the Orestes of Euripides. — In Euripides' Orestes a number of lines are mostly athetised in the e...
This thesis examines the most important innovations of Euripides in Phoenissae, Electra and Orestes....
Papers from the first international symposium on symbolism at the University of Tromsø, June 4-7,19...
The aim of this PhD thesis, based on Aeschylus’, Sophocles’ and Euripides’ treatments of the Oedipus...
This research closely examines the ancient Greek myth of Orestes, the boy who murdered his mother to...
The work discusses antic drama, or more specifically, Greek tragedy, ancient Greek mythology, myths ...
The University of Padova has a long tradition of studies on ancient Greek tragedy. On September 13th...
Of the Péliades, the earliest tragedy by Euripides, staged in 455 BC, neither testimonies nor the fr...
L'étude du geste dramatique dans le théâtre d'Euripide s'attache principalement à la dimension verba...
The paper aims to show that ancient writers and critics discussed the plausibility of the events tha...
From performing art, Euripides’ theatre very soon becomes a piece of collection, whose preservation,...
De spectacle vivant, le théâtre d'Euripide devient très vite une pièce de collection dont la conserv...
The scanty fragments of Andronicus, Naevius, Ennius and Pacuvius about Orestes are intelligible by t...
For over a century the ancient Greek philosophers have amazed men of letters in the West. Since thef...
It is generally the case that tragedy thrives on this capacity to bring together the heroic and the ...
On the Orestes of Euripides. — In Euripides' Orestes a number of lines are mostly athetised in the e...
This thesis examines the most important innovations of Euripides in Phoenissae, Electra and Orestes....
Papers from the first international symposium on symbolism at the University of Tromsø, June 4-7,19...
The aim of this PhD thesis, based on Aeschylus’, Sophocles’ and Euripides’ treatments of the Oedipus...
This research closely examines the ancient Greek myth of Orestes, the boy who murdered his mother to...
The work discusses antic drama, or more specifically, Greek tragedy, ancient Greek mythology, myths ...
The University of Padova has a long tradition of studies on ancient Greek tragedy. On September 13th...
Of the Péliades, the earliest tragedy by Euripides, staged in 455 BC, neither testimonies nor the fr...
L'étude du geste dramatique dans le théâtre d'Euripide s'attache principalement à la dimension verba...
The paper aims to show that ancient writers and critics discussed the plausibility of the events tha...