Category: Book Medea

Medea as an Aristotelian Tragedy In Euripides’ play, Medea, the title character progresses from distraught and slighted wife to inhuman Fury, the slayer of her own sons and the cause of her husband Jason’s downfall. Euripides delivers a woman’s existence filled with great passion, betrayal, disappointment and tragedy, and while… 1 977 words Narcissistic Self-Defense…

Medea by Euripides is a play that paints the picture of the engulfing of revenge of the character Medea. The setting is in Corinth, ruled by the King named Creon.  The plot starts off with the situational dilemma of Medea where her husband Jason has gone off to marry Glauke, the daughter of the King…