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Silent Witness Racines Nonverbal Annotations Of Euripides 1st Edition Susanna Phillippo

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Publisher: Legenda (MHRA) / Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 16.92 MB

Pages: 230

Author: Susanna Phillippo

ISBN: 9781900755610, 1900755610

Language: English

Year: 2003

Edition: 1

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Silent Witness Racines Nonverbal Annotations Of Euripides 1st Edition Susanna Phillippo by Susanna Phillippo 9781900755610, 1900755610 instant download after payment.

This is an examination of the influence of the plays of Euripides on the French tragedian Racine, gleaned from Racine's markings on the texts. In her study, Phillippo examines the way in which the creative processes linking the two writers may have worked. She concentrates on the largely unexplored evidence supplied by "non-verbal" aspects of the annotations: the markings of lines and passages by underlining, brackets, etc. Such markings suggest how Racine probably understood the Greek "originals", and reveal the qualities of the Greek dramatist to which the French writer appears to have responded.