Overview
Die Bakchen ist eine Trag die des Euripides, die zu den bedeutendsten Werken der griechischen Literatur z hlt. Das St ck erz hlt die Geschichte von Dionysos, dem Gott des Weines und der Ekstase, der nach Theben kommt, um seine g ttliche Macht zu beweisen. K nig Pentheus, der Herrscher von Theben, widersetzt sich Dionysos und verbietet die Verehrung des Gottes. Dies f hrt zu einem tragischen Konflikt, in dessen Verlauf Pentheus von seiner eigenen Mutter Agave und den anderen Bakchen, den Anh ngerinnen des Dionysos, in einem religi sen Wahn zerrissen wird.
Euripides' "Die Bakchen" ist ein tiefgr ndiges Werk, das die Themen Macht, Identit t, religi sen Fanatismus und die menschliche Natur in eindringlicher Weise behandelt. Diese Ausgabe bietet eine sorgf ltige Darstellung des Originals und erm glicht es dem Leser, die zeitlose Relevanz dieser klassischen Trag die neu zu entdecken.
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- ISBN-13: 9781275917484
- ISBN-10: 1275917488
- Publisher: Nabu Press
- Publish Date: February 2012
- Dimensions: 9.21 x 6.14 x 0.18 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.29 pounds
- Page Count: 86
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