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Pagina 138
Aren't the denouncing of Greek tragedy and the dismissal of the temptations of women in Paradise Regained references to specific instances only , and thus probably 138 INTRODUCTION.
Aren't the denouncing of Greek tragedy and the dismissal of the temptations of women in Paradise Regained references to specific instances only , and thus probably 138 INTRODUCTION.
Pagina 141
... 406–19 ) It is this tension which R. C. Jebb hints at in ' Samson Agonistes and the Hellenic Drama ' : in spite of the play's classical structure , he argues , its spirit is that of the Hebrew prophets and not of Greek tragedy .
... 406–19 ) It is this tension which R. C. Jebb hints at in ' Samson Agonistes and the Hellenic Drama ' : in spite of the play's classical structure , he argues , its spirit is that of the Hebrew prophets and not of Greek tragedy .
Pagina 179
The subject of Greek tragedy in all its forms , in all the fables over which it ranged , was the conflict between free will and destiny , between an absolute inward liberty and an inexorable external necessity .
The subject of Greek tragedy in all its forms , in all the fables over which it ranged , was the conflict between free will and destiny , between an absolute inward liberty and an inexorable external necessity .
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Acknowledgements | 7 |
Introduction | 13 |
Early Criticism | 21 |
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