Published by State University of New York Press, Albany © 2021 State University of New York Press All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission. Seeing with Free Eyes The Poetic Justice of Euripides SUNY Series in Ancient Greek Philosophy - Anthony Preus, editor Justice: Helping Friends and Harming Enemies Questions of Justice: Orestes’s Moral Conundrum The Mythological Context and Plot of the Electra Justice: Generosity of Friendship (Xenia)Ĭhapter 9 The Electra: The Justice of Good and Bad Judgment Justice: Generosity and Gratitude (Kharis) The Mythological Context and Plot of the Alcestis The Mythological Context and Plot of the HecubaĬhapter 8 The Alcestis: Justice as Generosity, or Too Much of a Good Thing Political Justice: International Community and the Next GenerationsĬhapter 7 The Hecuba: Justice as Autonomy International Justice: War and Panhellenic Law The Mythological Context and Plot of the Suppliant Women Justice as Merit: Helping Friends by Saving OneselfĬhapter 6 The Suppliant Women: Justice among Cities Justice as Friendship: Helping Those in Need The Mythological Context and Plot of the Children of Heracles The Mythological Context and Plot of the IonĬhapter 5 The Children of Heracles: And Justice for Others Justice as Self-Sacrifice: Blood Price and the Needs of the ManyĬhapter 4 The Ion: Justice, In and Out of Bounds The Justice Agōn: When Being Right Is Not Enough The Mythological Context and Plot of the Phoenician Women Justice: Dialectics and Mutilated EndingsĬhapter 3 The Phoenician Women: Justice is Multicolored Pentheusian Dionysus or Dionysian Pentheus?
The Mythological Context and Plot of the Bacchae Justice: How to Distinguish Friends and EnemiesĬhapter 2 The Bacchae: Justice, Dialectics, and Dismemberment The Mythological Context and Plot of the Medea The Life of Euripides and Transmission of His PlaysĬhapter 1 The Medea: What Justice Conceals The “Seeing Place” and the Great Dionysia Festival
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