The Greek Genius and Its Influence: Select Essays and ExtractsLane Cooper Cornell University Press, 1952 - 306 páginas |
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... Oedipus ; and , finding no solution for these intellectual difficulties , he loses half the pleasure which the Oedipus Rex was intended to produce . Perhaps we trou- ble ourselves too much concerning Greek notions of fate in human life ...
... Oedipus ; and , finding no solution for these intellectual difficulties , he loses half the pleasure which the Oedipus Rex was intended to produce . Perhaps we trou- ble ourselves too much concerning Greek notions of fate in human life ...
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... Oedipus ? According to our usual standards , Oedipus is a good man ; there is even a certain vehemence in his wish to do right . In most of the crises in which he makes a choice that eventually brings misfortune , he is either ...
... Oedipus ? According to our usual standards , Oedipus is a good man ; there is even a certain vehemence in his wish to do right . In most of the crises in which he makes a choice that eventually brings misfortune , he is either ...
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... Oedipus - a weakness at the very centre of his being , from which all other weaknesses , such as his fatal tendency to anger , naturally arise . Perhaps this will be clearer if we consider how Oedipus acts in each crisis of his life ...
... Oedipus - a weakness at the very centre of his being , from which all other weaknesses , such as his fatal tendency to anger , naturally arise . Perhaps this will be clearer if we consider how Oedipus acts in each crisis of his life ...
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