THE ARTIFICE OF DISCOURSE AND ETHICAL (DIS) EMBARASSEMENT
uma leitura do prólogo de Electra, de Sófocles
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https://doi.org/10.22478/ufpb.2237-0900.2020v16n1.52099Abstract
This article develops a reading of the prologue to the tragedy Electra by Sophocles (2001), understanding it as a reflection on authenticity in the discourse and its possible ethical-moral limits. Starting from the reference to the historical context, the structuring of the text and the bibliography, it is suggested that one of the central themes of the text would be the problematization of the influence of the sophist movement on the Athenian culture of the second half of the 5th century BC., were adopted as analytical assumptions: Corrigan (1956), Segal (1966), Romilly (1998), Lesky (2009), Finglass (2005, 2007), among others.
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