Greek tragedy
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- Euripides' Bacchae —One of the Most Famous, and Puzzling, Plays by Euripides
- Nietzsche's Evolving Dionysus: from a Dialectic of Tragedy to A
- Overview of Greek Tragedy
- Peter Meineck
- The Sociology of Athenian Tragedy
- The Endless Tragedy: Euripides and Camus
- Ancient Greek Theatre
- The Spiritual Aesthetics of Greek Tragedy: a Deductive Analysis of Nietzsche's Artistic Metaphysics
- Ritual, Myth and Tragedy: Origins of Theatre in Dionysian Rites
- The Reception of Ancient Greek Tragedy in Late Modernity
- Aristophanes, Fandom and the Classicizing of Greek Tragedy
- Medea's State of Mind and Criminal Law
- The Concept of Terms Related to Democracy in Euripides' Suppliant Women1
- ELECTRA and ORESTES. Three Recognitions in Greek Tragedy
- Alteration to Exaltation in Euripides' Medea
- Postdramatic Greek Tragedy Peter A. Campbell
- Greek Tragedytragedy
- The Character of Medea: an Interpretation for the Stage