Gender and the City in Euripides' Political Plays Michael McLaughlin Fleming attends to the ways

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Gender and the City in Euripides' Political Plays Michael McLaughlin Fleming attends to the waysThis book is the first book length study of Euripides' so called 'political plays (Children of Herakles and Suppliant Women) to appear in half a century. Still disdained as the anomalously patriotic or propagandistic works of a playwright elsewhere famous for his subversive, ironic artistic ethos, the two works in question, notorious for their uncomfortable juxtaposition of political speeches and scenes of extreme feminine emotion, continue to be