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Euripides - The Iphigenia in Taurus

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Pagine: 98pagine
Tempo di lettura: 4ore

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Euripides, a pivotal figure in Greek drama, transformed the portrayal of mythical heroes by depicting them as relatable individuals facing extraordinary challenges. Born around 480 BC on Salamis Island, he initially trained for athletics due to his father's aspirations but ultimately found his calling in theatre. Competing in the City Dionysia, he won only five first prizes during his lifetime. His poetic talents shone in plays like Medea, where lyrical elements created a cohesive musical experience. Despite falling out of favor in Athens, he found refuge in Macedonia, where he was honored after his death around 406 BC.

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Euripides - The Iphigenia in Taurus, Euripidés

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Pubblicato: 2017
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Titolo: Euripides - The Iphigenia in Taurus
Lingua: Inglese
Autori: Euripidés
Editore: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp
Pubblicato: 2017
Formato: In brossura
Pagine: 98
ISBN13: 9781787371576
Tag: Narrativa, Arte / Cultura, Poesia, Classici, Teatro & Dramma, Favole, Miti, Leggende, Drammi, Mitologia, Opere teatrali
Titolo originale: Iphigenia Taurica
Descrizione: Euripides, a pivotal figure in Greek drama, transformed the portrayal of mythical heroes by depicting them as relatable individuals facing extraordinary challenges. Born around 480 BC on Salamis Island, he initially trained for athletics due to his father's aspirations but ultimately found his calling in theatre. Competing in the City Dionysia, he won only five first prizes during his lifetime. His poetic talents shone in plays like Medea, where lyrical elements created a cohesive musical experience. Despite falling out of favor in Athens, he found refuge in Macedonia, where he was honored after his death around 406 BC.