دانلود کتاب Looking at Agamemnon

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Cover page\nHalftitle page\nSeries page\nTitle page\nCopyright page\nContents\nContributors\nForeword\nIntroduction: Agamemnon in Context David Stuttard\n The myth of Agamemnon and the House of Atreus\n The Oresteia\n Life of Aeschylus\n Staging Agamemnon\n Translating Agamemnon\n Notes\n1 Eating Children Is Bad for You: The Off spring of the Past in Aeschylus’ Agamemnon Edith Hall\n The infancy of humankind\n The Erinyes and the family curse\n The off spring of the past\n Eating children\n The imagery of reproduction\n Natural law and jungle law\n Notes\n2 Agamemnon at Aulis: Hard Choice or No Choice? Alan H. Sommerstein\n Notes\n3 The Homecoming of Agamemnon Alex F. Garvie\n Notes\n4 Clytemnestra and Cassandra Hanna M. Roisman\n The Cassandra scene\n How do the two women engage?\n Myth and image commonalities\n Thematic commonalities\n Conclusion\n Notes\n5 Ritual in Agamemnon Richard Seaford\n Note\n6 Let the Good Prevail Sophie Mills\n Notes\n7 Agency in Agamemnon Robert Garland\n Notes\n8 Wealth and Injustice in Agamemnon Michael Carroll\n Notes\n9 ‘There is the sea – who can drain it dry? ’Natural and Unnatural Cycles in Agamemnon Rush Rehm\n The fire speech: Bridging the gap\n The war at Troy: Triumphant illusions\n Blessings, curses, and open borders\n Notes\n10 Similes and Other Likenesses in Aeschylus’ Agamemnon Anna Uhlig\n Notes\n11 Agamemnon , Warfare and Its Aftermath Isabelle Torrance\n Human sacrifice\n Ordinary soldiers\n Slavery and rape\n Looking at modern warfare through Agamemnon\n Notes\n12 Revenge for Murder Seen through Modern Eyes: Recent Reception of Aeschylus’ Oresteia Betine van Zyl Smit\n Berkoff’s Agamemnon\n Molora\n Agamemnon’s Return\n Notes\nAeschylus’ Agamemnon translated by David Stuttard\n The Characters of the Drama\nBibliography\nIndex