Two Tragedy of Euripides

Euripides' works collectively reflect the political and ideological crisis of Athens during the decline of democracy in the slave society. "Medea," considered the most moving Greek tragedy, tells the story of Medea's revenge after her husband's betrayal. It reflects the author's sympathy for the social status of women at the time and his support for their resistance. "The Trojan Women" depicts the suffering of numerous female captives after the fall of Troy, expressing the author's intense hatred of war.

2021-01-01

人民文学出版社

160

9787020158850