Forma dramática y problemas de comunicación y conocimiento en Traquinias y Edipo Rey
Keywords:
Sophocles, Trachiniae, Oedipus Tyrannus, dramatic form, narrative rheseis, dialogue, chronological orderAbstract
It is interesting to note the prevailing preference of Trachiniae to the long narrative rheseis, which practically fill a quarter of the play. Contrasted with such a peculiar tragedy, Oedipus Tyrannus stands out. For it is characterized for being just the opposite, that is, it has a fondness of dialogue instead of monologue. The tendency towards one or the other has been related with the chronological order; however, an evaluation of the facts as a whole can perhaps lead us to a different type of solution. One which is focused on the subjects of the plays and on an issue which is raised in both from various points of view. What I am referring to is the problem of communication among human beings.
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