La Crainte et l’angoisse dans le theatre d’Eschyle
by Jacqueline de Romilly
Paperback (Out of print)
(June 2011)
ISBN: 9782251326771
Price: $35.00
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D’ou vient que je frissonne? s’ecrie Oreste gagne par la folie. Si ces mots sont ceux que Racine a places dans la bouche du heros grec, ils conviendraient parfaitement a la tragedie eponyme d’Eschyle, et plus generalement a tout son theatre. Sous…
‘Why am I shivering?’ Orestes cries out as madness overtakes him. While Racine chose to put these words in the mouth of the Greek hero, they would have been perfectly suited for Aeschylus’ eponymous tragedy and, in broader terms, for all of his plays. In all its forms – metaphorical, sentimental, religious, physical or even medical – fear inhabits Aeschylus’ characters and invades the audience. In this groundbreaking study, Jacqueline de Romilly analyses the various faces of fear in Aeschylus’ poetry, as well as their meaning.
Avant-propos.De l'inquietude a l'epouvante Introduction. Le regne de la crainte et de l'angoisse
I. La Description de la crainte
- SymptomesHomereLe battement de c?urLe frisson et les phenomenes apparentesLe bouleversement en generalLes caracteres de la crainte
- MetaphoresLa crainte materialiseeLa crainte vivanteLe c?ur vivantL'accumulation des traits
II. La Signification de la crainte
- Le probleme de la justification
- La crainte prophetiqueLes textesLa justifications moraleLa spontaneite affectiveL'inspiration divine
- La crainte, effet de la colere divineCassandreClytemnestreIoOreste non meurtrierOreste meurtrierVoix interieures et exterieures
Conclusion generale : l'utilite de la crainte1) Zeus Sauveur2) La crainte dans la cite
Index des passages citesNote sur les abreviations
- By (author) Jacqueline de Romilly
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