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Helena en la tragedia griega

Authors: Oliver Sánchez, Laura;

Helena en la tragedia griega

Abstract

En este trabajo nos proponemos profundizar en el tratamiento del personaje de Helena en la tragedia griega, concretamente en las obras de Esquilo, Sófocles y Eurípides. Helena directa o indirectamente aparece en las tragedias cuyo tema está relacionado con la Guerra de Troya, pero no siempre en el mismo sentido, pues unas veces se hace a Helena responsable de la guerra, otras veces se la disculpa. Destaca el amplio tratamiento que se observa en las tragedias de Eurípides, en las que es tratada de forma muy diferente, de manera especial es relevante su papel en Helena, donde se la exonera de toda responsabilidad, y en Troyanas, donde se exponen tanto argumentos en contra de la espartana como argumentos a favor.

This article analyses the myth of Helen in Greek tragedy, particularly in Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides. Either directly or indirectly, Helen is always referred to in the tragedies related to Troy, yet the portrayal of the myth does not follow the same pattern as she is not always considered responsible for the war. As I shall contend, it is worthy of notice how Euripides exonerates Helen from all blame in the homonymous tragedy and the arguments for and against her exposed in Trojan Women.

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UNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS, Filologías, Filologías clásicas y antiguas

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