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Six essays by five classicists describing a number of ancient and modern works which have Clytemnestra as a central character. Combines classical philology, modern psychology, feminist theory, and a variety of other critical techniques to analyze old views of Clytemnestra and arrive at new ones ranging from that of a fearful monstrosity to that of a mater dolorosa. Includes many one-of-a-kind museum photos. Other Literary Studies – Thematic Books 1999 – Representation and Ideology in Jacobean Dramathe Politics of the Coup De Thtre 2003 – Myth of the Descent to the Underworld in Postmodern Literature 2006 – Individuation and the Power of Evil on the Nature of the Human Psyche
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