tragedy, ritual, and money in ancient Greece: selected essays
Richard Seaford is one of the most original and provocative classicists of his age. This volume brings together a wide range of papers written with a single focus. Several are pioneering explorations of the tragic evocation and representation of rites of passage: mystic initiation, the wedding, and...
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| Summary: | Richard Seaford is one of the most original and provocative classicists of his age. This volume brings together a wide range of papers written with a single focus. Several are pioneering explorations of the tragic evocation and representation of rites of passage: mystic initiation, the wedding, and death ritual. Two papers focus on the shaping power of mystic initiation in two famous passages in the New Testament. The other key factor in the historical context of tragedy is the recent monetisation of Athens. One paper explores the presence of money in Greek tragedy, another the shaping influence of money on Wagner's Ring and on his Aeschylean model. Other papers reveal the influence of ritual and money on representations of the inner self, and on Greek and Indian philosophy. A final piece finds in Greek tragedy horror at the destructive unlimitedness of money that is still central to our postmodern world |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Money and the Dionysiac ThiasosTragic Isolation; Postscript; Chapter 4 Tragic Money; 1. Introduction; 2. Does Money Have Limits?; 3. Aeschylus: Agamemnon; 4. Sophocles: Antigone; 5. Euripides: Electra; Postscript; Chapter 5 Tragic Tyranny; Three Tyrannical Characteristics; Prometheus Bound and Oresteia; Democratic Ideology; Does the Tyrant Embody the Polis? Antigone and Bacchae; Might the Tyrant Symbolise the Polis? Oedipus Tyrannus; Postscript; Chapter 6 Aeschylus and the Unity of Opposites; 1. Lamentation; 2. Mystic Initiation; 3. Mystery Cult, Lamentation, Tragedy | |
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| 505 | 8 | |a 1. The Association of Prometheus with the Titans in His Parentage, Punishment and ReleaseThe Prometheia and Hesiod; The Mysticism of Magna Graecia; 2. The Cosmological Elements; The Prometheia; The Presocratics and Mystic Doctrine; 3. The Crowning of Prometheus; Postscript; Chapter 10 Sophocles and the Mysteries; Postscript; Part III Tragedy and Death Ritual; Chapter 11 The Last Bath of Agamemnon; Postscript; Chapter 12 The Destruction of Limits in Sophocles' Electra; Postscript; Part IV Tragedy and Marriage; Chapter 13 The Tragic Wedding; 1. Introductory; 2. The Girl About to Be Married | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3. The Death of the Wife4. The Extramarital Union; Postscript; Chapter 14 The Structural Problems of Marriage in Euripides; 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; Postscript; Part V New Testament; Chapter 15 1 Corinthians 13.12: 'Through a Glass Darkly'; Postscript; Chapter 16 Thunder, Lightning and Earthquake in the Bacchae and the Acts of the Apostles; 1; 2; 3; Postscript; Part VI The Inner Self; Chapter 17 Monetisation and the Genesis of the Western Subject; Sohn-Rethel and the Transcendental Subject; The Homeric Psyche; Money and Psyche; Reincarnation; Parmenides and Plato; Postscript | |
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| contents | Cover; Half-title; Title page; Copyright information; Table of contents; Foreword; Part I Tragedy: General; Chapter 1 Homeric and Tragic Sacrifice; Postscript; Chapter 2 Dionysos as Destroyer of the Household: Homer, Tragedy and the Polis; 1. Maenadic Andromakhe in the Iliad; 2. Maenadic Andromakhe and Wedding Ritual; 3. Maenadic Antigone and Wedding Ritual; 4. Maenadism and Marriage Ritual; 5. Euadne; 6. Iole; 7. Kassandra; 8. Three Generalisations; 9. Dionysos, Household and Polis; 10. Tragedy: A Dionysiac Pattern; 11. Homeric Exclusions; Postscript; Chapter 3 Dionysos, Money and Drama Money and the Dionysiac ThiasosTragic Isolation; Postscript; Chapter 4 Tragic Money; 1. Introduction; 2. Does Money Have Limits?; 3. Aeschylus: Agamemnon; 4. Sophocles: Antigone; 5. Euripides: Electra; Postscript; Chapter 5 Tragic Tyranny; Three Tyrannical Characteristics; Prometheus Bound and Oresteia; Democratic Ideology; Does the Tyrant Embody the Polis? Antigone and Bacchae; Might the Tyrant Symbolise the Polis? Oedipus Tyrannus; Postscript; Chapter 6 Aeschylus and the Unity of Opposites; 1. Lamentation; 2. Mystic Initiation; 3. Mystery Cult, Lamentation, Tragedy 4. Differentiation of United Opposites in the Oresteia5. Permanent Resolution; Postscript; Part II Performance and the Mysteries; Chapter 7 The 'Hyporchema' of Pratinas; Postscript; Chapter 8 The Politics of the Mystic Chorus; 1. Capitalist Space; 2. Ancient Greek Processions; 3. The Mystic Chorus; 4. Cosmos and Mystic Chorus; 5. The Solidarity of the Mystic Chorus; 6. Chorus and Powerful Individual; 7. The Politicisation of the Dithyramb; 8. Public and Private Space; Chapter 9 Immortality, Salvation and the Elements 1. The Association of Prometheus with the Titans in His Parentage, Punishment and ReleaseThe Prometheia and Hesiod; The Mysticism of Magna Graecia; 2. The Cosmological Elements; The Prometheia; The Presocratics and Mystic Doctrine; 3. The Crowning of Prometheus; Postscript; Chapter 10 Sophocles and the Mysteries; Postscript; Part III Tragedy and Death Ritual; Chapter 11 The Last Bath of Agamemnon; Postscript; Chapter 12 The Destruction of Limits in Sophocles' Electra; Postscript; Part IV Tragedy and Marriage; Chapter 13 The Tragic Wedding; 1. Introductory; 2. The Girl About to Be Married 3. The Death of the Wife4. The Extramarital Union; Postscript; Chapter 14 The Structural Problems of Marriage in Euripides; 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; Postscript; Part V New Testament; Chapter 15 1 Corinthians 13.12: 'Through a Glass Darkly'; Postscript; Chapter 16 Thunder, Lightning and Earthquake in the Bacchae and the Acts of the Apostles; 1; 2; 3; Postscript; Part VI The Inner Self; Chapter 17 Monetisation and the Genesis of the Western Subject; Sohn-Rethel and the Transcendental Subject; The Homeric Psyche; Money and Psyche; Reincarnation; Parmenides and Plato; Postscript |
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| spelling | Seaford, Richard Verfasser aut Essays tragedy, ritual, and money in ancient Greece selected essays Richard Seaford, University of Exeter ; [edited by] Robert Bostock, University of New England, Australia New York Cambridge University Press 2018 1 online resource txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Cover; Half-title; Title page; Copyright information; Table of contents; Foreword; Part I Tragedy: General; Chapter 1 Homeric and Tragic Sacrifice; Postscript; Chapter 2 Dionysos as Destroyer of the Household: Homer, Tragedy and the Polis; 1. Maenadic Andromakhe in the Iliad; 2. Maenadic Andromakhe and Wedding Ritual; 3. Maenadic Antigone and Wedding Ritual; 4. Maenadism and Marriage Ritual; 5. Euadne; 6. Iole; 7. Kassandra; 8. Three Generalisations; 9. Dionysos, Household and Polis; 10. Tragedy: A Dionysiac Pattern; 11. Homeric Exclusions; Postscript; Chapter 3 Dionysos, Money and Drama Money and the Dionysiac ThiasosTragic Isolation; Postscript; Chapter 4 Tragic Money; 1. Introduction; 2. Does Money Have Limits?; 3. Aeschylus: Agamemnon; 4. Sophocles: Antigone; 5. Euripides: Electra; Postscript; Chapter 5 Tragic Tyranny; Three Tyrannical Characteristics; Prometheus Bound and Oresteia; Democratic Ideology; Does the Tyrant Embody the Polis? Antigone and Bacchae; Might the Tyrant Symbolise the Polis? Oedipus Tyrannus; Postscript; Chapter 6 Aeschylus and the Unity of Opposites; 1. Lamentation; 2. Mystic Initiation; 3. Mystery Cult, Lamentation, Tragedy 4. Differentiation of United Opposites in the Oresteia5. Permanent Resolution; Postscript; Part II Performance and the Mysteries; Chapter 7 The 'Hyporchema' of Pratinas; Postscript; Chapter 8 The Politics of the Mystic Chorus; 1. Capitalist Space; 2. Ancient Greek Processions; 3. The Mystic Chorus; 4. Cosmos and Mystic Chorus; 5. The Solidarity of the Mystic Chorus; 6. Chorus and Powerful Individual; 7. The Politicisation of the Dithyramb; 8. Public and Private Space; Chapter 9 Immortality, Salvation and the Elements 1. The Association of Prometheus with the Titans in His Parentage, Punishment and ReleaseThe Prometheia and Hesiod; The Mysticism of Magna Graecia; 2. The Cosmological Elements; The Prometheia; The Presocratics and Mystic Doctrine; 3. The Crowning of Prometheus; Postscript; Chapter 10 Sophocles and the Mysteries; Postscript; Part III Tragedy and Death Ritual; Chapter 11 The Last Bath of Agamemnon; Postscript; Chapter 12 The Destruction of Limits in Sophocles' Electra; Postscript; Part IV Tragedy and Marriage; Chapter 13 The Tragic Wedding; 1. Introductory; 2. The Girl About to Be Married 3. The Death of the Wife4. The Extramarital Union; Postscript; Chapter 14 The Structural Problems of Marriage in Euripides; 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; Postscript; Part V New Testament; Chapter 15 1 Corinthians 13.12: 'Through a Glass Darkly'; Postscript; Chapter 16 Thunder, Lightning and Earthquake in the Bacchae and the Acts of the Apostles; 1; 2; 3; Postscript; Part VI The Inner Self; Chapter 17 Monetisation and the Genesis of the Western Subject; Sohn-Rethel and the Transcendental Subject; The Homeric Psyche; Money and Psyche; Reincarnation; Parmenides and Plato; Postscript Richard Seaford is one of the most original and provocative classicists of his age. This volume brings together a wide range of papers written with a single focus. Several are pioneering explorations of the tragic evocation and representation of rites of passage: mystic initiation, the wedding, and death ritual. Two papers focus on the shaping power of mystic initiation in two famous passages in the New Testament. The other key factor in the historical context of tragedy is the recent monetisation of Athens. One paper explores the presence of money in Greek tragedy, another the shaping influence of money on Wagner's Ring and on his Aeschylean model. Other papers reveal the influence of ritual and money on representations of the inner self, and on Greek and Indian philosophy. A final piece finds in Greek tragedy horror at the destructive unlimitedness of money that is still central to our postmodern world Tragödie (DE-588)4060591-7 gnd rswk-swf Geld Motiv (DE-588)4156416-9 gnd rswk-swf Griechisch (DE-588)4113791-7 gnd rswk-swf Ritual Motiv (DE-588)4608313-3 gnd rswk-swf Greek literature / History and criticism Greek drama (Tragedy) / History and criticism Rites and ceremonies in literature Money in literature Economics and literature / Greece LITERARY CRITICISM / Ancient & Classical Economics and literature Greek drama (Tragedy) Greek literature Greece Electronic books Criticism, interpretation, etc 1\p (DE-588)4143413-4 Aufsatzsammlung gnd-content Griechisch (DE-588)4113791-7 s Tragödie (DE-588)4060591-7 s Ritual Motiv (DE-588)4608313-3 s Geld Motiv (DE-588)4156416-9 s 2\p DE-604 Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe, hardback Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe, paperback https://doi.org/10.1017/9781316761588 Cambridge University Press https://doi.org/10.1017/9781316761588 Verlag URL des Erstveröffentlichers Volltext 1\p cgwrk 20201028 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#cgwrk 2\p cgwrk 20201028 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#cgwrk |
| spellingShingle | Seaford, Richard tragedy, ritual, and money in ancient Greece selected essays Cover; Half-title; Title page; Copyright information; Table of contents; Foreword; Part I Tragedy: General; Chapter 1 Homeric and Tragic Sacrifice; Postscript; Chapter 2 Dionysos as Destroyer of the Household: Homer, Tragedy and the Polis; 1. Maenadic Andromakhe in the Iliad; 2. Maenadic Andromakhe and Wedding Ritual; 3. Maenadic Antigone and Wedding Ritual; 4. Maenadism and Marriage Ritual; 5. Euadne; 6. Iole; 7. Kassandra; 8. Three Generalisations; 9. Dionysos, Household and Polis; 10. Tragedy: A Dionysiac Pattern; 11. Homeric Exclusions; Postscript; Chapter 3 Dionysos, Money and Drama Money and the Dionysiac ThiasosTragic Isolation; Postscript; Chapter 4 Tragic Money; 1. Introduction; 2. Does Money Have Limits?; 3. Aeschylus: Agamemnon; 4. Sophocles: Antigone; 5. Euripides: Electra; Postscript; Chapter 5 Tragic Tyranny; Three Tyrannical Characteristics; Prometheus Bound and Oresteia; Democratic Ideology; Does the Tyrant Embody the Polis? Antigone and Bacchae; Might the Tyrant Symbolise the Polis? Oedipus Tyrannus; Postscript; Chapter 6 Aeschylus and the Unity of Opposites; 1. Lamentation; 2. Mystic Initiation; 3. Mystery Cult, Lamentation, Tragedy 4. Differentiation of United Opposites in the Oresteia5. Permanent Resolution; Postscript; Part II Performance and the Mysteries; Chapter 7 The 'Hyporchema' of Pratinas; Postscript; Chapter 8 The Politics of the Mystic Chorus; 1. Capitalist Space; 2. Ancient Greek Processions; 3. The Mystic Chorus; 4. Cosmos and Mystic Chorus; 5. The Solidarity of the Mystic Chorus; 6. Chorus and Powerful Individual; 7. The Politicisation of the Dithyramb; 8. Public and Private Space; Chapter 9 Immortality, Salvation and the Elements 1. The Association of Prometheus with the Titans in His Parentage, Punishment and ReleaseThe Prometheia and Hesiod; The Mysticism of Magna Graecia; 2. The Cosmological Elements; The Prometheia; The Presocratics and Mystic Doctrine; 3. The Crowning of Prometheus; Postscript; Chapter 10 Sophocles and the Mysteries; Postscript; Part III Tragedy and Death Ritual; Chapter 11 The Last Bath of Agamemnon; Postscript; Chapter 12 The Destruction of Limits in Sophocles' Electra; Postscript; Part IV Tragedy and Marriage; Chapter 13 The Tragic Wedding; 1. Introductory; 2. The Girl About to Be Married 3. The Death of the Wife4. The Extramarital Union; Postscript; Chapter 14 The Structural Problems of Marriage in Euripides; 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; Postscript; Part V New Testament; Chapter 15 1 Corinthians 13.12: 'Through a Glass Darkly'; Postscript; Chapter 16 Thunder, Lightning and Earthquake in the Bacchae and the Acts of the Apostles; 1; 2; 3; Postscript; Part VI The Inner Self; Chapter 17 Monetisation and the Genesis of the Western Subject; Sohn-Rethel and the Transcendental Subject; The Homeric Psyche; Money and Psyche; Reincarnation; Parmenides and Plato; Postscript Tragödie (DE-588)4060591-7 gnd Geld Motiv (DE-588)4156416-9 gnd Griechisch (DE-588)4113791-7 gnd Ritual Motiv (DE-588)4608313-3 gnd |
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