La Tragédie chorale: poésie grecque et rituel musical

For any teacher of Greek tragedy, whether in Greek or in English, who has confronted student confusion on the role of the tragic chorus, or has been confronted by an obstinate interrogation on the ‘tragic flaw’, or similar anachronistic approach to Greek tragedy, this new work of a long-established...

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Published in:Kernos
Main Author: Acosta-Hughes, Benjamin 1960- (Author)
Format: Electronic Review
Language:English
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Published: Centre [2018]
In: Kernos
Further subjects:B Book review
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Summary:For any teacher of Greek tragedy, whether in Greek or in English, who has confronted student confusion on the role of the tragic chorus, or has been confronted by an obstinate interrogation on the ‘tragic flaw’, or similar anachronistic approach to Greek tragedy, this new work of a long-established scholar of choral poetry will be an essential help-mate. Claude Calame (C.) brings an approach to the tragic chorus that is at once semantic, ethnopoetic and one of cultural anthropology, to attain...
Contains:Enthalten in: Kernos
Persistent identifiers:DOI: 10.4000/kernos/2921