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Ajax

Name: Ajax
Brand: Bloomsbury Publishing
SKU: 04173672
Price: 49.01 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Sophocles
ISBN: 9780862920098

Sophocles

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04173672

Publishers Bloomsbury Publishing, June 1991

Sophocles' Ajax is one of the most disturbing and powerful surviving ancient tragedies. But it is al... Full description

Libristo code: 04173672

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Sophocles' Ajax is one of the most disturbing and powerful surviving ancient tragedies. But it is also difficult to understand and interpret. What are we to make of its protagonist's extremism? Does Ajax deserve the isolation and divine punishment he experiences? Why is his state of mind so difficult to determine? Dr Hesk offers answers to these and many other questions by drawing together the very latest critical work on the play and introducing the reader to key frames for its interpretation, including Sophoclean heroism, language and form; Homeric intertextuality and Athens' 'masculinist' culture, and the twentieth-century reception of Ajax.