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Euripides: Kyklops

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Publisher
De Gruyter
Year
2020
Tongue
German
Leaves
352
Category
Library
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In der Blütezeit der griechischen Tragödie musste jeder der drei Dramatiker, die an den Großen Dionysien, dem bedeutendsten Dionysosfest Athens, im Rahmen des Tragödienwettbewerbs um den Sieg kämpften, nicht nur drei Tragödien präsentieren, sondern auch ein heiteres Nachspiel, das nach den Satyrn, die immer den Chor bildeten, Satyrspiel hieß. Der Kyklops des Euripides ist das einzige vollständig erhaltene Exemplar dieser dramatischen Gattung. Das Stück behandelt die jedem Zuschauer aus der Odyssee wohlbekannte Begegnung des Odysseus mit dem Kyklopen Polyphem.

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