This important book of twenty-nine new essays focuses on the definition of tragedy and what has made it such a uniquely powerful and affecting form of art from the age of the Greeks to the present day. In addition to re-examining Greek tragedy in its cultural and political context, the essays relates the tragedy of the Greeks to the serious drama and theoretical perspectives of the modern world, with Shakespeare at the forefront of several essays.
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