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September 18, 2025European journal of theatre and performance.0 citations

Mario Telò. 2024. Reading Greek Tragedy with Judith Butler (London: Bloomsbury Academic)

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SFSofía Frade

Key Points

  • The review highlights significant connections between greek tragedy and judith butler's theories, emphasizing contemporary relevance.
  • Telò's work provides a fresh literary analysis approach, integrating butler's ideas into readings of classic texts.
  • This review suggests that butler's perspective enriches understanding of themes in greek tragedy, broadening its implications.
  • The critical examination calls for further exploration of butler's influence in literary studies related to ancient texts.

Abstract

This is a review of Mario Telò. 2024. Reading Greek Tragedy with Judith Butler (London: Bloomsbury Academic).

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68d462c131b076d99fa61f75https://doi.org/10.21827/ejtp.7.1.42845
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