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The Theban Plays
By Sophocles
Introduction by Charles Segal
Translated by David Grene
Notes by James P. Hogan
By Sophocles
Introduction by Charles Segal
Translated by David Grene
Notes by James P. Hogan
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Part of Everyman's Library Classics Series
Category: Arts & Entertainment | Classic Nonfiction
Hardcover
$22.00
Oct 18, 1994 | ISBN 9780679431329
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$22.00
Oct 18, 1994 | ISBN 9780679431329
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Praise
“[Oedipus the King] is Sophocles’ most famous play and the most celebrated play of Greek drama . . . Aristotle cites it as the best model for a tragic plot . . . Freud recognized the play’s power to dramatize the process by which we uncover hidden truths about ourselves . . . Sophocles is more interested in how Oedipus pieces together the isolated fragments of his past to discover who and what he is and in tracing the hero’s response to this new vision of himself.”—from the Introduction by Charles Segal
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