Space in Greek Tragedy (BICS Supplement 131) Gunilla Hultén

Space in Greek Tragedy (BICS Supplement 131) Gunilla HulténThis book presents a critical application of semiotic models to Greek tragic space. It thus reappraises certain aspects of the tragic texts themselves by illuminating the semantics of space, that is, the ways in which space may contribute to the creation of meaning. After the formulation of a working model appropriate to the examination of space in Greek tragedy, an analysis of the proposed categories of tragic space follows. The architectural space

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significantly enhancing our understanding of the scale and function of coastal settlements in the region

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Invaluable source document for scholars in many disciplines

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