Vol. 4 (2014)

Articles

• The double Dike. A reading of the “Oresteia”

  Massimo Cacciari

  5-17

  • PDF (Italian)

• From tragic fear to political concord in Aeschylus’ dramas

  Enrico Corti

  19-39

  • PDF (Italian)

• Ajax, the fox, the lion: the Sophoclean endless reflection on power

  Luciano Canfora

  41-52

  • PDF (Italian)

• Andromache , the anti-Medea?

  Franca Perusino

  53-64

  • PDF (Italian)

• The Scene with the False Merchant in Sophokles’ Philoktetes

  Seth L. Schein

  65-81

  • PDF

• Acting and conversion in Sophocles’ “Philoctetes”

  Giovanni Cerri

  83-92

  • PDF (Italian)

• Oedipus after Shakespeare; myth and tragedy in Dryden and Lee's drama

  Silvia Bigliazzi

  93-128

  • PDF (Italian)

• Another history: Augusta Webster’s “Medea in Athens”

  Elena Rossi Linguanti

  129-158

  • PDF (Italian)

• Medea in Athens

  Augusta Webster

  159-178

  • PDF (Italian)

• “Agamemnon” according to Ezra Pound

  Giorgio Ieranò

  179-204

  • PDF (Italian)

• What's left of myth. Traces of Euripides in Alberto Savinio’s “Alcesti di Samuele”

  Maria Pia Pattoni

  205-235

  • PDF (Italian)