Open AccessCANTO E ESPETÁCULO NA TRAGÉDIA GREGA: AS CENAS FINAIS DE HIPÓLITO DE EURÍPIDES
Author(s) -
Fernando Brandão dos Santos
Publication year - 2010
Publication title -
organon
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2238-8915
pISSN - 0102-6267
DOI - 10.22456/2238-8915.29000
Subject(s) - hymn , art , poetry , literature , tragedy (event) , theme (computing) , prayer , humanities , theology , philosophy , computer science , operating system
I want to present here one of the plays studied in my doctorate, which hadas theme the poetry (the song) and the spectacle in Greek tragedy, with Euripides infocus of the presented reflections. In this present article, I detach the relation of theprologue scene (vv. 1-120) consisting of a monologue uttered by Aphrodite (vv. 1-57),followed by a coral song to Artemis lead by Hippolytus (vv. 58-71), a monologue ofHippolytus (a prayer to Artemis) and a dialogue of Hippolytus with a servant (vv. 73-120) in contrast to the final scenes – forth and last episode (vv. 1153-1267); the laststasimon, a hymn to Aphrodite sung by the chorus of Troizen married women (vv.1268-82), followed by the exodus (vv. 1283-1466).