Greek Tragedy and the Contemporary Actor by Zachary Dunbar & Stephe Harrop

Author:Zachary Dunbar & Stephe Harrop
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9783319954714
Publisher: Springer International Publishing

15Not forgetting that tragedy drew its rhetorical tone from the law courts, and was perhaps also perceived as a political discourse. See, Wiles (2000, 52–65).

16On the politics of lament see Foley (2001).

17For a recent study of the development of monody in Greek tragedy, see Catenaccio (2017).

18On the rise of the ancient ‘professional’ Greek and Roman actor, see Easterling & Hall (2002).

19For a systematic study of the musical design of Aeschylus’ and Sophocles’ plays, see Scott (1984, 1996).

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