Everybody speaks  : Euripides' new agon for theatre and text : a study of the role of servants, slaves, messengers and 'others' in Euripidean tragedy

Gardiner, Greg

doi:10.26180/14819397.v1

Everybody speaks : Euripides' new agon for theatre and text : a study of the role of servants, slaves, messengers and 'others' in Euripidean tragedy

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History

Year of Award

1995

Department, School or Centre

Dept. of Greek, Roman and Egyptian Studies

Course

Doctor of Philosophy

Degree Type

DOCTORATE

Campus location

Australia

Faculty

Faculty of Arts

File Name

Gardiner-33168007406412

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Keywords

Euripides Characters Servants. Euripides Characters Slaves. Euripides Characters Messengers Household employees in literature Slavery in literature Messengers in literature

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In Copyright