Greek Tragedy and the Modern World
382 pagesPaperbacknewApr 2026
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First published in 1964, Greek Tragedy and the Modern World begins with the question what is Tragedy?
Most discussion assumes some essence of Tragedy in certain plays at certain periods, and discussion today centres on whether it is possible, or desirable, for contemporary plays to attend to this essence.
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