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Sophokles' objectives in the "Oidipous Turannos"
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ISBN: 9789025613358 9025613357 Year: 2018 Publisher: Amsterdam Adolf M. Hakkert Publisher

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Oedipe ou la légende du conquérant
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Year: 1944 Publisher: Liège: Faculté de philosophie et lettres,

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Sophocles : Oedipus at Colonus
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ISBN: 1472519728 147254014X 147251971X 9781472519719 0715637134 9780715637135 Year: 2009 Publisher: London Bloomsbury

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"In his final play, Sophocles returns to the ever-popular character of Oedipus, the blind outcast of Thebes, the ultimate symbol of human reversal, whose fall he had so memorably treated in the 'Oedipus Tyrannus'. In this play, Sophocles brings the aged Oedipus to Athens, where he seeks succour and finds refuge, despite the threatening arrival of his kinsman Creon, who tries to tempt and then force the old man back under Theban control. Oedipus' resistance shows a fierceness in no way dimmed by incapacity, but he also refuses to aid his repentant son, Polyneices, in his coming attack on Thebes, manifesting once more the passion and harshness which mark his character so thoroughly. His mysterious death at the end of the play, witnessed only by Theseus himself, seems the sole fitting end for such an exceptional and problematic figure, transforming Oedipus into one of the 'powerful dead' whose beneficence towards Athens heralds a positive future for the city. This useful companion provides background, context, a synopsis and detailed analysis of the play."--Bloomsbury Publishing In his final play, Sophocles returns to the ever-popular character of Oedipus, the blind outcast of Thebes, the ultimate symbol of human reversal, whose fall he had so memorably treated in the 'Oedipus Tyrannus'. In this play, Sophocles brings the aged Oedipus to Athens, where he seeks succour and finds refuge, despite the threatening arrival of his kinsman Creon, who tries to tempt and then force the old man back under Theban control. Oedipus' resistance shows a fierceness in no way dimmed by incapacity, but he also refuses to aid his repentant son, Polyneices, in his coming attack on Thebes, manifesting once more the passion and harshness which mark his character so thoroughly. His mysterious death at the end of the play, witnessed only by Theseus himself, seems the sole fitting end for such an exceptional and problematic figure, transforming Oedipus into one of the 'powerful dead' whose beneficence towards Athens heralds a positive future for the city. This useful companion provides background, context, a synopsis and detailed analysis of the play

The symbolist home and the tragic home: Mallarmé and Oedipus
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ISBN: 9027217238 9786613359315 1283359316 9027279985 9789027279989 9789027217233 9781283359313 6613359319 9789027217233 Year: 1984 Volume: vol 13 Publisher: Amsterdam

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Tragedy as Symbolism It is the symbolic nature of Oedipus' quest which most centrally links the notions of Tragedy and Symbolism in the Oedipus Tyrannus, and that under the aegis of the concepts of home and homing.


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Oedipe ou La légende du conquérant
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ISBN: 2251334084 9782251334080 Year: 1981 Publisher: Paris: Les Belles Lettres,

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Précédée d'un essai de Conrad Stein qui révèle et commente les libertés que Sigmund Freud prit avec l'"Oedipe Roi" de Sophocle, la réédition de l'ouvrage de Marie Delcourt permet de retrouver une étude de mythopoétique désormais classique. Plutôt critique à l'encontre des positions psychanalytiques, Marie Delcourt scrute chaque épisode de la légende oedipienne pour en retracer les origines rituelles et l'évolution au long des siècles. Exposition du nouveau-né, joute avec la monstrueuse Sphinx, meurtre du père, union sexuelle avec la mère, autant de thèmes liés à la conquête du pouvoir royal qui, par leur juxtaposition, conférent au mythe d'Oedipe son originalité et sa puissance. Quant à son étrange et permanence fécondité, la fortune de cette nouvelle version que, selon Cl. Lévi-Strauss, l'oeuvre de Sigmund Freud aurait créée, l'atteste avec vigueur en notre vingtième siècle occidental.

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