Esquilo heredero de Eurípides: dinámica de las emociones en el fr. R 169 de Las cardadoras de Esquilo
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14409/argos.2025.53.e0074Keywords:
Aeschylus, emotions, Lissa, Bacchae, EuripidesAbstract
Although the reconstruction of the plot of Aeschylus’ tragedy Ξάντριαι (The Wool
Carders) is a challenging task, taking fr. 169R as a starting point, one could
venture it covers Dionysian themes, which could be compared to some passages
from Euripides’ work, specifically The Bacchae, and also Heracles’ work, in
connection with his description of the physical disruption associated with
madness, personified as Λύσσα. The purpose of this paper/article is to delve
deeper into the study of such relationships as way of piece together the emotional
dimension of Aeschylus’ verses within this work which has been tragically lost.
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